High-Temperature Calcined Alumina

High-Temperature Calcined Alumina (60micron)

Calcined Alumina:

Calcination Process: Calcined alumina refers to alumina that has been subjected to the calcination process, which involves heating alumina-containing materials to high temperatures. However, unlike alpha calcination, which transforms the material into the alpha phase,the term "calcined alumina" is more general and can include various phases of alumina.

Properties: The properties of calcined alumina can vary depending on factors such as the starting material, calcination temperature, and duration. Generally, calcined alumina possesses improved thermal properties, reduced moisture content, and enhanced particle size control.

Applications: Calcined alumina has a wide range of applications, including ceramics, refractories, abrasives, polishing compounds, fillers, and as a raw material for various industries that require alumina with controlled characteristics.