Recrystallized Silicon Carbide

Recrystallized Silicon Carbide

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The manufacturing process of RSiC typically involves shaping green bodies from finely powdered silicon carbide and firing them at temperatures approaching 2500°C. During firing, the grains of silicon carbide grow and fuse together, creating a strong, porous network. Unlike reaction-bonded or sintered varieties, RSiC does not require additives such as alumina or silica, which can compromise thermal and chemical performance. This purity makes recrystallized silicon carbide ideal for environments where contamination must be avoided and structural integrity must be preserved under intense heat.