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Cerium oxide polishing powder (CeO₂) is a high-purity rare-earth compound widely used for precision polishing applications. It is renowned for its superior abrasiveness, chemical stability, and polishing efficiency, making it ideal for glass surfaces, lenses, mirrors, and semiconductor wafers. Due to its unique physical properties, cerium oxide plays a crucial role in optical manufacturing, high-precision engineering, and advanced material finishing.
Product Overview
Cerium oxide polishing powder, also known as cerium polishing powder, is a highly effective material used in the polishing of various glass and optical products. It is typically used in conjunction with felt polishing pads and can remain suspended in water, providing a strong polishing action. It effectively removes surface scratches, water stains, and residues. As a rare-earth-based polishing powder, cerium oxide has strong oxidizing and acidic properties, enhancing the polishing effect. It is suitable for use in a wide range of high-precision polishing applications.
Product Features
- Strong Oxidizing Properties:Exhibits strong oxidation, which effectively removes surface defects and contaminants.
- Excellent Polishing Performance:Performs exceptionally well in glass and optical device polishing, quickly removing scratches and water stains.
- Strong Suspensibility:Effectively mixes with water and maintains good suspension, improving polishing efficiency.
- Versatile:Suitable for use with felt polishing pads and applicable across multiple industries.
Applications
- Flat Glass Industry:Used for polishing glass, enhancing surface smoothness, and widely used in automotive glass, architectural glass, and other applications.
- Optical Industry:Provides precise polishing results in the manufacturing of optical glass, lenses, and optical components.
- CRT, LCD, TFT Glass Polishing:Used for high-precision polishing of display screens and electronic glass.
- Metallurgical and Ceramic Industries:Applied in the polishing and surface treatment of materials in the metallurgy, ceramics, and glass industries.
- Catalyst Industry:Serves as a catalyst in chemical reactions to improve reaction efficiency.
