Fine Ceramics - Sintered Silicon Carbide | Silicon Carbide | Alumina Oxide | Zirconia | Fine Ceramics

We select high-purity inorganic materials to produce fine ceramics under the dry-pressing, casting or injection process, by physic or chemical procedure, to control the compounds and uniformity of products; and we conduct the product’s microstructure, physical & chemical properties to an advanced base organization standard through reaction or sintering process. In the last process, we machine the products and create excellent performance for application. The fine ceramics feature the following six characters:

1. Anti-corrosion

Most ceramic products own strong anti-oxidation and anti-chemical-corrosion capabilities.

2. High temperature endurable

Rare materials can withstand the very high temperature as a ceramic material does; some precise ceramic products can literally endure a working temperature as high as 1400°C and still hold its strength unchanged, whereas the best super alloys can hardly withstand a work temperature of over 1100°C.

3. Anti-erosion

The anti-erosion capability of precise ceramic materials is the feature widely aware by the industry.

4. Light in weight

Most ceramic materials are lighter than metals; some of them even are 40% lighter than metallic one; light weight is favorable to lower machine’s loading and save operating energy.

5. Low friction coefficient and high compression strength

The remarkable low coefficient, high compression strength and anti-friction features of fine ceramics make them pretty suitable to be used as mechanical wearing devices, such as spindle seals or bearings, without the need of lubrication.

6. Electrical, magnetic, light and heat characters

Some fine ceramics own special electrical, magnetic, light or heat characteristics.
Although fine ceramics obtain the aforesaid excellent characters, however, the vulnerable low tenacity (brittle) always confuse the ceramic product’s users; to solve this vulnerability of ceramic materials, we have already made great endeavor to develop the high-tenacity precise ceramic materials.
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