High Purity Boron Carbide Powder B4c for European American Markets

High Purity Boron Carbide B4c Powder from Coarse to Superfine Micron Sizes for Different Applications, Great Quality Factory PriceBoron Carbide Powder (B4C) a black crystal powder, is one of the hardest Man-Made materials. Its hardness with Mohs hardness 9.36 and microscopic hardness 5400-6300kg/mm2 is only near upon diamond. Its density is 2.52g/cm3 and melting point is 2450ºC. It has excellent abrasion resistance and large neutron-absorbing cross section. The boron carbide possesses properties of endurance hi/low temperature, no reaction with either acids or alkalis, high grinding efficiency, no magnetism. It is a good replacement of diamond. Boron carbide also possesses the special properties of light quality, neutron absorbing, semi-conductivity, etc., so it is widely used in machinery, electronics, instrumentation, metallurgy, national defense, armed forces, nuclear, aviation industry, and also used as abrasives, classic refractory and specific welding materials, human protection materials and so on.   Boron carbide is widely applied as follows: boriding refractory, ion transfusion, film layer as well as grinding, polishing, lapping, drilling hard metal alloys, sapphire, watches, jewels, etc. Meanwhile, it is main material for the wear-resisting parts, precise meter-age element, sandblasting nozzle, precise spray nozzle, sealed washer, smelting boron steel, boron alloy, etc.   Boron carbide has showed many better properties of physics and chemistry in the hi-science/technology fields.   Physical CharacteristicsItemCrystal systemCrystal colorDensityMelting pointMohs hardnessMicro hardnessBoron carbideHexagonalBlack2.52g/cm32450ºC9.365400-6300kg/mm2  Chemical CompositionGrain sizesChemical composition(%,by weight)B4CT.BF.BT.CF.CFe2O3F4-F90≥95≥76≤0.318-21≤1.5≤0.3F100-F220≥96.5≥76≤0.318-21≤1.6≤0.3F230-F320≥9677-81≤0.418-21≤1.5≤0.2F360-F500≥9576.5-80≤0.418-21≤1.8≤0.2F600-F800≥9476-80≤0.4518-21≤2.0≤0.25F1000-F1200≥93.576-79≤0.518-21≤2.5≤0.3Note: For more grain sizes, welcome to contact us. Special requirements can be satisfied through discussion.Packaging & Shipping: 1. Usually PLASTIC BAG/PAPER BAG+ CARTON BOX/1MT PALLET 2. Special requirements according to customers' requirements 3. Free samples or Sample orders usually shipped by Express like FedEx/TNT/UPS/EMS/DHL...Introduction to the Wide Applications of Boron Carbide B4C Boron Carbide, molecular formula B4C, is one of the three hardest materials known (the other two are diamond and CBN cubic boron nitride) and commonly used in tank armor, bulletproof clothing, and many industrial products. Boron Carbide can absorb large amounts of neutrons without forming any radioactive isotopes, so it's an ideal neutron absorber for nuclear power plants, and can be used to control the rate of nuclear fission. Boron Carbide is mainly made as a controlled rod in a  field, but sometimes it is made into the powder to increase the surface area. It has many advantages including low density, high strength, high temperature stability and good chemical stability, widely used in wear resistant parts, ceramic reinforcement, especially in light armor, reactor neutron absorbers, etc. In addition, boron carbide is easier to manufacture and less costly than diamonds and cubic boron nitride(CBN), so it can be used more widely. It can replace expensive diamonds in some applications and is commonly used in grinding, lapping, drilling, etc. Control Nuclear FissionBoron carbide can absorb large amounts of neutrons without forming any radioactive isotopes, which makes it an ideal neutron absorber for nuclear power plants, and neutron absorbers are mainly used to control the rate of nuclear fission. Boron Carbide is mainly made as a controlled rod in a  field, but sometimes it is made into the powder to increase the surface area. At Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986, Russia eventually stopped the chain reaction in the reactor after dropping nearly 2,000 tons of boron carbide and sand. Grinding Polishing Lapping MaterialsBoron carbide has been used as a coarse abrasive material long before. Due to its high melting point, it is not easy to cast into artifacts, but it can be processed into simple shapes by melting the powder at high temperatures. So it is often used for grinding, lapping, drilling and polishing hard materials such as hard alloy, gems and so on. Ceramic CoatingBoron carbide can also be used as a ceramic coating for warships and helicopters, which is lightweight and has the ability to resist armor-piercing bullets penetrating the thermal coating to form a monolithic shield. Boron Carbide Sandblasting Nozzles with Longer Working Life Better Wear-resistanceIt can be used to manufacture gun nozzles in the arms industry. Boron carbide, extremely hard and wear-resistant, no reaction with acid-base, high/low temperature resistance, high pressure resistance, crystal system: hexagonal, density: 2.52g/cm3, Mohs hardness: 9.36, microhardness 5400-6300kg/mm2, bending strength ≥400M