In the field of materials science, customized porous alumina ceramics are gradually becoming the focus of attention in numerous industries, relying on their unique properties.

​Recently, an alumina ceramic rod, a ceramic material known as "industrial diamond," has attracted significant attention from the global academic, research, and industrial communities.

Recently, a series of remarkable progress has been made in the research of high-purity alumina in the field of materials science. Its unique sintering activity and extensive application characteristics are bringing new development opportunities to numerous industries.

​In the complex landscape of modern industry, industrial ceramic tubes are emerging prominently with their superior performance, becoming indispensable key components in numerous fields.

In recent years, a high-performance material—alumina ceramics—has gradually emerged in the field of oil and gas drilling equipment, demonstrating remarkable application prospects.

Microcrystalline alumina ceramics refer to alumina ceramic materials that use high-purity α-Al₂O₃ powder as the main raw material, are fabricated through ceramic processing techniques.

As an advanced ceramic material with alumina (Al₂O₃) as its main component, the "magic of resistance to temperature difference" of alumina ceramics originates from its unique crystal structure and physical and chemical properties.

Alumina ceramics​ have advantages such as high insulation, high thermal insulation, corrosion resistance, and high hardness.

Slip casting, also known as injection molding or slurry injection molding, is a common ceramic preparation method, which is widely used in the manufacturing process of alumina ceramics.

Non-alumina ceramics is a general term for ceramics made from metal carbides, nitrides, sulfides, silicides, borides, etc. With the continuous development of science and technology, materials are required to have a great many characteristics.