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Advanced Abrasives offers a broad product portfolio, including super abrasives, traditional abrasives and related product categories. In our super abrasive category, we offer wet and dry diamond powders, compounds and slurries, and cubic boron nitride powder slurries and compounds.
These super abrasives are micronized and processed in a variety of ways, including our proprietary "Mesh to Micron" process, to meet various applications worldwide. All products, including our extensive range of traditional abrasives, are manufactured under a controlled and documented manufacturing system.
We continue to monitor the global application requirements and technological progress of superabrasives for material removal and new tribological applications. This allows us to develop super-abrasive strategies and product solutions to stay ahead of the development trend of our customers' next-generation products and applications.
To provide our customers with the most advanced super-hard abrasives and related products. In all our efforts and decisions, we are inspired by the highest principles of integrity, honesty, commitment and accountability; and work with our customers to obtain quality products in a controlled environment in a timely and cost-effective manner. Our result-oriented service philosophy and unparalleled attention to detail constitute world-class industry-leading solutions to help our customers.
Our grid to micron process
Advanced Abrasives Corporation uses our proprietary "Mesh to Micron" process to convert most of our super abrasive products from the initial mesh feed to the micronization of the finished product.
This ensures full control of every step in the process, as well as the possibility to control key product attributes according to the exact requirements of the customer's application. Our Mesh to Micron materials go through many processing and quality assurance steps before they become advanced abrasive products.
Advanced Abrasives Corporation's abrasive film
Metallographic grinding and polishing supplies
Cerium oxide powder mixture and slurry
PremaSol CS colloidal silica suspension
Boron carbide and silicon carbide powders and compounds
Pre-wetted submicron/nanodiamond and cBN powder
Diamond suspensions, slurries and compounds
Super hard diamond and cBN powder
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