Combat® Industrial Boron Nitride Powder PSHP605 is a pure, white, ceramic material with a hexagonal crystal structure similar to graphite. Commonly known as "white graphite," hexagonal BN (hBN) is a man-made ceramic produced by reacting boric acid or boron oxide and nitrogen at temperatures above 1600°C. The resulting product is a slippery white powder that has excellent high temperature stability (oxidation resistant up to 850°C) and lubricating properties. This product has a mean particle size of 6 μm.
Saint-Gobain Advanced Ceramics specializes in the design, production and distribution of functional materials for the construction, industrial and consumer markets. The company is a global leader in providing advanced material solutions using the unique properties of hexagonal Boron Nitride. Their Boron Nitride products include thermal management fillers, solid components, coatings, industrial powders, and industrial lubricants.
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