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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Our High Grade Red Cupric Oxide is used as a colorant in glass, ceramics glazes and enamels, ss a catalyst and in catalyst preparation, for Wood treatment chemicals, Copper plating, for preparation of other copper chemicals and other applications. |
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Our High Grade Black Cupric Oxide is used as a colorant in glass, ceramics glazes and enamels, ss a catalyst and in catalyst preparation, for Wood treatment chemicals, Copper plating, for preparation of other copper chemicals and other applications.
Forms: - Cupric Oxide
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Aluminum Powder is used in the production of many types of explosives and fire works. It is also employed in the manufacturing of certain types of electronics. Powdered aluminum is included in many paints and sealants. Certain products design to carry electrical current, such as solar cells are often made using aluminum powder. Rocket Fuel is often made with aluminum and many solid rocket fuels are based on chemical reactions involving this metal.
Forms: - 100-325 Mesh Powder
Belmont Product Code 1300 Nominal Composition: - 99% Al
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