Carborundum hat ein breites Anwendungsspektrum in verschiedenen Branchen, dank seiner bemerkenswerten Eigenschaften. Hier sind einige der häufigsten Verwendungszwecke: Schleifmittel. Die Härte und Verschleißfestigkeit von Karborund machen es zu einem hervorragenden Schleifmaterial. Es wird in Schleifscheiben …
By adding an acid or a salt, the extremely fine powder settles. Wrepresents a white or gray-greenish looking shell, surrounding ',,he zone of carborundum crystals. The mass consists of small pieces of the size of the original sand grains. These pieces are soft and may be reduced very easily to a fine powder.
Carborundum, when removed from the furnace, is a mass of crystals, of varying sizes, the greater number being of a size sufficiently small to pass through a sieve having 2,500 meshes to the square inch, and too large to pass through one having 40,000 meshes. These crystals cling together in so loose a manner that comparatively little effort is ...
By 1943, Carborundum's 6,000 employees produced $52 million in annual revenue. The slogan "Illegitimi Non Carborundum"--often translated as "Don't Let the Bastards Grind You Down"--helped make the Carborundum Company a name during this time. By the end of the war, Carborundum employed roughly 20 percent of the Niagara Falls …
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Jackson's Carborundum Powder (silicon carbide) is an abrasive grit with a variety of applications. It can be mixed with water or oil to create graining and polishing pastes for metal plates or it can be used for carborundum . Carborundum powder when adhered to a plate, inked and printed as an intaglio, produces very strong colour …
He formed a company in Monongehela, Pennsylvania, which he called Carborundum, to exploit his invention as an abrasive. 1895 The company moved to Niagara Falls, NY. 1950 Carborundum bought Canada Sandpapers, Inc., which had developed aluminum oxide stearated paper products, widely used in the automotive trade. 1966 Acquired W. T. …
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