Brazing-ceramic is a special case of joining materials. The technologies developed to perform the joining of ceramics to themselves or to other materials are different from most other brazing processes. Ceramics, as everybody knows, are hard and brittle with nil ductility, and limited tolerance for...
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Gas atomization is a kind of high efficient technique to produce high-quality metal powders. It makes the metal powders with spherical shape, clean surfaces and uniform particle sizes. And gas atomization is becoming more and more popular in modern powder production due to its high quality productio...
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Aluminum Nitride Ceramic (AlN) is an ideal material widely used in situations that demand both high thermal conductivity and electrical insulation. This unique ability makes AIN ideal for managing rapid heating and removal of heat from other components and systems, such as in heat sinks, heat exchan...
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Fluid Metering’s valveless, ceramic pumps are designed for pilot plant fluid control. The sapphire-hard internal components of the pumps eliminate accuracy drift typical of pumping systems that rely on valves and elastomers (flexible tubing and diaphragms) to move fluid through the pump. The v...
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Two main materials are used for manufacturing of alumina ceramic heater in mainstream market: Metal or Ceramic. High thermal conductivity and excellent insulation makes ceramic more advantage in new revolution of heater ignition. The ceramic made heating material is more efficient as compared...
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NOVATEK develops many styles of zirconia ceramic blades for any application. One range of ceramic blades is widely used for slitting machines which is using for cutting the paper, packaging, rubber, fiber, plastics, film, foil, matboard, and so on. Zirconia ceramic razor slitting blades advanta...
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Technical ceramics are favored in a wide range of electronics and engineering applications for their chemical and mechanical properties. Compared to metals, they are stronger in compression, especially at higher temperatures. Ceramics have a good thermal stability (i.e. a low coefficient of thermal...
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Brief Introduction of Metallization Ceramics Advanced ceramics are widely used in electronics and engineering applications for their chemical and mechanical properties. Compared to metals, they are stronger in compression, especially at higher temperatures. Advanced ceramics have good thermal s...
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Background The continuing evolution of the ceramics and materials world and the associated materials technologies is accelerating rapidly with each new technological development supplying more data to the knowledge bank. As new materials and even newer technologies are developed; methods of handling...
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The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) defines a ceramic as “an article having a glazed or unglazed body of crystalline or partly crystalline structure, or of glass, which body is produced from essentially inorganic, non-metallic substances and either is formed from a molten mas...
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What are Advanced Ceramics? The English word ceramics is derived from the Greek word keramos, which means “burned clay.” The term originally referred to china almost exclusively. Nowadays, however, we often refer to non-metallic, inorganic substances such as refractories, glass and cemen...
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1. Alumina content High aluminum porcelain: alumina content is usually more than 75%, common 85%, 95%, 99% and other high purity ceramics. Low aluminum porcelain: alumina content is usually between 30% and 75%, common 45%, 60% and so on. 2. Physical properties hardness High aluminum po...
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