Many metals are used in their pure powder form in the manufacturing of various products. There are many grades of iron powder, as they are categorized based on their purity, grain size, density, and the manufacturing method. So the iron powder will be modified to fit into the application. Iron Powder Properties Iron powder is…
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This high-purity flake copper powder is characterized by its unique lamellar (plate-like) particle geometry, providing a high surface-area-to-weight ratio and exceptional leafing properties. It is a critical material for the formulation of high-performance conductive inks, electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, and specialized decorative coatings. Due to its superior electrical and thermal conductivity, it is also widely utilized in the manufacturing of carbon brushes, cold casting resins, and as a reactive catalyst in chemical synthesis. The flake structure ensures excellent coverage and overlapping, making it ideal for applications requiring a continuous metallic path or a brilliant metallic finish. |
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High Grade Red Grade RR is a premium Cuprous Oxide (Cu2O) engineered for high-purity industrial applications. It is widely utilized as a potent colorant and pigment in the production of glass, ceramic glazes, and enamels to achieve vibrant red and brownish tones. Beyond its aesthetic uses, this grade serves as a highly effective catalyst in various chemical syntheses, a critical component in wood treatment chemicals, and a reliable source of copper for specialty plating and the preparation of complex copper chemicals. Its consistent quality and particle distribution ensure predictable performance in diverse chemical and manufacturing processes.
Forms: - Cuprous Oxide
Belmont Product Code 4301A Technical Info: - Molecular Weight: 143.09
- Appearance: Fine Reddish-Brown Powder
- Solubility: Insoluble in water; Soluble in hydrochloric acid and ammonium hydroxide
- Feature: High Pigment Strength
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High Grade Black #200 is a premium Cupric Oxide (CuO) developed for high-purity industrial and chemical applications. It serves as a critical colorant in the production of glass, ceramic glazes, and enamels, providing deep, consistent tones. Beyond aesthetics, it is extensively used as a catalyst in chemical processing, in the formulation of wood treatment chemicals, and as a reliable source of copper in electroplating and the synthesis of other copper-based chemicals. Its high reactivity and consistent particle size ensure optimal performance across diverse manufacturing sectors.
Forms: - Cupric Oxide
Belmont Product Code 4303C Technical Info: - Molecular Weight: 79.55
- Appearance: Fine Black Powder
- Solubility: Insoluble in water; Soluble in acids
- Feature: High Chemical Purity
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