1350 Calcined Brown Fused Alumina For Coated Abrasives

At DOMILL, we specialize in manufacturing 1350°C Calcined Brown Fused Alumina (BFA)—a premium abrasive material designed specifically for coated abrasives, including sandpaper, sanding belts, and flap discs. Our advanced calcination process enhances toughness, stability, and cutting efficiency, making it an excellent choice for high-performance coated abrasives.

What is 1350°C Calcined Brown Fused Alumina?

1350°C Calcined Brown Fused Alumina is produced by heat-treating standard BFA at 1350°C in a high-temperature kiln. This process removes volatile impurities, reduces internal stress, and improves the grain’s toughness and hydrophilicity.

 

Applications in Coated Abrasives

Sanding belts: P60, P80 grit abrasive grains can be made into sanding belts for electric or pneumatic tools; coarse grit heavy-duty sanding belts

Impeller cloth: P40, P50 grit abrasive grains can be made into calcined louver blades

High-grade sandpaper: P50-P150 grit abrasive grains can be made into high-grade sheet sandpaper and disc sandpaper

Nylon wheel: P60-P150 grit abrasive grains

 

AB22 is sharp, low bulk density, better than AT22. The coated abrasives made of them have high sharpness, good heat dissipation effect and high durability; they are used for high-grade coated abrasives, making abrasive cloth, sandpaper, abrasive belt, processing low carbon steel, alloy steel and special wood, etc.

 

AB25 is angular, medium bulk density, is better than AT25. It can be used in making top-grade abrasive cloth, sandpaper, sanding belts, working on different kinds of steel, such as construction steel, alloyed steel, casting steel, nodular cast-iron, malleable cast-iron and some hard timber, etc.

 

 

Get High-Performance Calcined BFA for Your Coated Abrasives Today!

DOMILL provides premium 1350°C Calcined Brown Fused Alumina to help you achieve higher efficiency, durability, and grinding performance in coated abrasives.

Contact us now for pricing and samples!

 

GRITS AVAILABLE:P12-P1500

 

FAQs About 1350°C Calcined Brown Fused Alumina

Q1: How does calcination improve Brown Fused Alumina for coated abrasives?
The 1350°C calcination process increases grain toughness, reduces impurities, and improves hydrophilicity, leading to better bonding with resins in coated abrasives.

Q2: Can you customize the grain size for our coated abrasive production?
 Yes! We offer F, P, and JIS standard sizes and can customize bulk density based on your specifications.

Q3: What industries benefit from using your 1350°C Calcined BFA?
Our customers include sandpaper, sanding belt, and flap disc manufacturers, as well as metalworking, woodworking, and automotive finishing industries.

Customized sizes available upon request please refer to the TDS document below.

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