Abrasive
Silicon Carbide Green 220 mesh
| Material | Industrial abrasive |
|---|---|
| Grade range | Multiple grades |
| Pack sizes | Bags / drums / bulk |
| MOQ | As per enquiry |
| Origin | India |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Delivery | Domestic & export |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Grades & Price
Compare grade and packing — then request the best price.
| Grade | Pack | Best for | Material | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-280 | 25 kg bag | General blasting | — | |
| S-330Popular | 25 kg bag | Shot blasting | — | |
| S-390 | 25 kg / bulk | Heavy cleaning | — |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Silicon Carbide Green 220 mesh |
|---|---|
| Material | Green Silicon Carbide (SiC) |
| Purity | High-purity (>99% SiC) |
| Mesh Size | 220 (F220 / P220) |
| Hardness | Mohs 9.5 |
| Grain Shape | Angular, friable |
| Pack Sizes | 25 kg bag, 50 kg bag, 1 ton jumbo tote, drum pack |
| MOQ | Contact SPA2Z for minimum order quantity |
| Origin | Contact SPA2Z for country of origin details |
| Availability | Subject to stock confirmation |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Why Green Silicon Carbide 220 Mesh?
Green silicon carbide is purer than the black variant, typically exceeding 99% SiC content. The 220 mesh grade (F220 or P220) delivers a controlled particle size around 63 microns, making it ideal for fine blasting, ceramic finishing, and surface texturing where a uniform matte or satin finish is required.
Its high hardness (Mohs 9.5) and angular fracture pattern mean it cuts quickly and breaks down to expose fresh cutting edges. This self-sharpening behavior keeps process times predictable and reduces media consumption per component.
Typical Applications
- Precision abrasive blasting: Cleaning and texturing hard alloy surfaces, ceramic parts, and glass molds.
- Lapping and polishing: Achieving flatness and fine surface finishes on carbide tooling and optical glass.
- Wire sawing: Used as a slurry abrasive for slicing silicon ingots and hard ceramics.
- Bonded abrasive tools: Incorporated into grinding wheels and honing stones for specialized finishing.
Selection and Handling Tips
When selecting green SiC 220 mesh, confirm that your blasting system (air blast or wheel) is compatible with fine, friable media. Moisture control is critical—store bags in a dry area and seal opened containers to prevent clumping. For critical surface finish requirements, request a sample for trial before committing to bulk orders.
About SPA2Z — Your Source for Silicon Carbide Green 220 Mesh
SPA2Z supports industrial buyers with straightforward access to high-purity green silicon carbide abrasives. We understand that surface preparation professionals and manufacturing teams need reliable media that performs consistently from batch to batch. That's why we focus on quality sourcing and flexible supply options for the 220 mesh grade.
Whether you need a single 25 kg bag for a trial run or scheduled bulk deliveries in jumbo totes, we help you get the right material without unnecessary complexity. Our team can assist with grade confirmation, pack size selection, and logistics coordination so you can focus on your process.
- Flexible pack options: 25 kg bag, 50 kg bag, 1-ton jumbo tote, drum pack.
- Support for trial orders and bulk procurement.
- Practical guidance on mesh size selection for your specific blasting or finishing application.
Contact SPA2Z today to request a quotation for Silicon Carbide Green 220 mesh. Share your required quantity and application details, and we will respond with pricing and availability.
Applications
Common industrial uses for this abrasive.
Precision Abrasive Blasting
Cleaning, deburring, and surface texturing of hard metals, ceramics, and glass components where a fine, uniform finish is required.
Lapping and Polishing
Achieving flatness and fine surface finishes on carbide tooling, seals, and optical glass using slurry-based processes.
Wire Sawing
Used as a slurry abrasive for slicing silicon ingots, quartz, and hard ceramics with minimal kerf loss.
Bonded Abrasive Tools
Incorporated into grinding wheels, honing stones, and superfinishing sticks for specialized industrial finishing.