The lineup includes CEROX 1650, which can be used for a wide range of glass types and boasts high cutting power, and CEROX 3000, which provides a scratch-free finished surface while maintaining high cutting power.
CEROX 1650 and 3000 are manufactured at the La Rochelle plant in France.
It is a long-selling item that has been produced for more than 40 years, even after changing production entities from Rhone-Poulenc to Rhodia.
It has extremely high cutting performance and is also highly versatile with many types of glass that can be used.
| Cerox | Components | Particle size (Laser) | Coarse or rough grain | Color | Feature | ||||
| REO | CeO2/REO | Dispersing Agent | D50 | D90 | >15µm | >10µm | |||
| % | % | µm | µm | ppm | |||||
| Cerox 1650 | ≧90 | 60-70 | ✕ | 1.5-3.0 | – | ≦200 | Milky White | Polishing rate High Versatility High | |
| Cerox 1663 | ≧90 | 60-70 | 〇 | 1.5-3.0 | – | ≦200 | Milky White | Polishing rate High Versatility High | |
| Opaline | – | ≧99 | ✕ | 0.5-1.5 | – | ≦100 | For special glass finish | ||
| Cerox 3000 | ≧85 | ≧60 | ✕ | 0.8-1.0 | <5 | ≦100 | Milky White | Focus on surface roughness and polishing rate | |
| Cerox 3063 | ≧85 | ≧60 | 〇 | 0.8-1.0 | <5 | ≦100 | Milky White | Focus on surface roughness and polishing rate | |
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