Fused Alumina in different formats have been applied to a broad range scopes of industries. From micro-fine tools to mega size equipment, they are indeed part of our daily life and living environment.

Abrasion Resistance - Used as a coat for high abrasion resistance; machinery and equipment parts.

Anti-Skid - Prevention on slippery surfaces such as flooring products for wear and tear, etc.

Blasting - For machinery or parts cleaning, surface preparation before painting or heating.

Bonded Abrasives - Mostly applied to grinding and shaping wheels, stones, etc.

Brake Lining - For all brakes including automotive machinery, automobile, and industrial friction materials.

Coated Abrasives - A base material for paper, belts, non-wrinkle products and household products.

Cosmetics - Used for daily skin care products and cleaning products such as body scrub and soap.

Dental Blasting - Providing strong strength and durability in tooth crowning, mould casting, and related tasks.

Laminates - To compose durable, non-scratch, hard surface materials for wood floors, laminate sheets.

Lapping - An extremely fine demanding material for optical lenses, high glossy surface processing.

Metallurgical - Heavy industries such as iron and steel casting (Silicon Carbide) and melting.

Micro-Porous Insulation - Manufacturing fire protection products such as building insulation, fire masks, and related.

Polishing - Grinding polishing for machinery and fine polishing for glassware, art work, etc.

Refractory - Any high temperature process where materials sustain aggressive chemicals and abrasions.

Thermal Spray/Paint - For more stable result in making painting materials.