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Mixed Alumina

What is Mixed Alumina?

Mixed alumina is a hard and durable abrasive that stands out due to its high efficiency in surface treatment. It is commonly used in the metal, glass, and ceramics industries to remove contaminants, clean surfaces, or prepare them for subsequent treatments. Mixed alumina is a mixture of high-grade and regular alumina, providing a unique combination of hardness and resistance.

Key Properties of Mixed Alumina

High Hardness

Mixed alumina has a high Mohs hardness, making it ideal for processing hard surfaces.

Durability

It has a long lifespan and can be reused multiple times.

Effective Blasting Action

The sharp edges allow for quick and efficient surface processing.

Longevity

Thanks to its high stability, mixed alumina can be used for a long time, saving costs and increasing efficiency.

Technical Data of Mixed Alumina

Mixed alumina is characterized by its special technical properties, making it ideal for a wide range of applications:

Material Composition

Mixed alumina consists of a mixture of high-grade alumina and regular alumina, known for their exceptional hardness and durability.

Grain Sizes and Distribution

Mixed alumina is available in various grain sizes, from fine to coarse, depending on the application. Finer grains are suitable for precision processing, while coarser grains are used for fast and intensive processing.

Hardness and Density

With a Mohs hardness of 9, mixed alumina is one of the hardest abrasives. Its high density contributes to the effectiveness of the blasting process, ensuring an even distribution on the treated surface.

Applications of Mixed Alumina

Mixed alumina is used as an abrasive in various industries and offers versatile application possibilities due to its properties:

Abrasive for Surface Treatment

Mixed alumina is primarily used for cleaning, deburring, and finishing surfaces. Its sharp edges reliably remove unwanted layers such as rust, paint, or contaminants and prepare the surface for further processing steps.

Used in Metalworking

Due to its high hardness, mixed alumina is excellent for removing rust, paint, and scale from metal surfaces. It is often used to prepare surfaces before painting or coating.

Glass and Ceramics Industry

Mixed alumina is particularly suitable for fine blasting applications in the glass and ceramics industry, where precision work is required. It allows gentle treatment of delicate surfaces without damaging the material.

Why Kuhmichel is the ideal partner for Mixed Alumina

Kuhmichel has been a leading provider of abrasives for over 100 years and sets standards in quality and service. With an extensive product portfolio and strong customer orientation, Kuhmichel offers tailored solutions for every blasting project.

Quality Assurance

Kuhmichel adheres to the highest quality standards. Each abrasive is thoroughly tested to ensure consistently high quality. Through rigorous quality controls and certifications, customers can rely on the durability and efficiency of the products.

Customized Solutions

Kuhmichel offers customized solutions specifically tailored to meet the requirements of your projects. Whether special grain sizes or material compositions – we adjust our abrasives to suit your needs.

Global Market Leader

With over a century of experience and a worldwide network of sales and service locations, Kuhmichel is a reliable partner for companies around the world.

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