Brown fused alumina abrasive and aluminum oxide abrasive differ in several aspects:

1. Production Process: The production process for brown fused alumina primarily involves mixing high-purity alumina powder, clinker, and small crystal grains in specific proportions, followed by obtaining the product through a high-temperature reduction reaction. In contrast, the production process for alumina entails grinding and processing high-purity aluminates or aluminum carbide, etc., and then obtaining the product through high-temperature calcination.

2. Hardness and Abrasion Resistance:棕刚玉 abrasive features higher hardness and better impact resistance, making it stand out in terms of abrasion resistance. Due to its increased hardness and ability to withstand compression and friction, it is more widely used in the engineering field.

3. Particle Size Distribution: Aluminum oxide abrasive particles have a relatively even distribution, allowing for the production of various specifications of abrasive grains, commonly used in applications requiring high precision. Brown fused alumina abrasive, on the other hand, is more suitable for scenarios where high surface quality and processing efficiency of the abrasive are essential.