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Welcome to our website, where we proudly introduce our factory's main product - alumina ceramic tubes. Designed specifically to meet the demanding needs of customers nationwide, our 99.3% alumina ceramic pipes combine unparalleled high temperature resistance, mechanical strength, and excellent chemical properties. This article aims to delve into the countless characteristics and applications of our alumina ceramic tubes, and gain a comprehensive understanding of their unparalleled advantages in various industries.

Alumina industrial ceramics‍ material has been seen a lot, this kind of industrial ceramic material application of alumina chemical properties, but not alumina and ceramic combination, this kind of alumina ceramic material and other different materials with the same route, thermal conductivity and ductility have a great advantage.Alumina is also the chemical name of aluminum oxide (Al2O3), while the chemical composition of ceramics are usually silicon dioxide (SiO2) and calcium carbonate (CaCO3).The finishing process of alumina ceramics is powder preparation, this preparation method has high molding rate, fast working efficiency and high success rate of products.

In today's competitive industrial landscape, having access to exceptional products that deliver exceptional performance is paramount. The Alumina Ceramic we offer are precisely what you need to take your industrial applications to new heights. Their unbeatable strength, durability, and unique characteristics make them stand out among other materials, making them an excellent investment for customers.

The company's main products are: alumina ceramic tubes, alumina ceramic crucibles, alumina ceramic rods, alumina ceramic boats, alumina ceramic plates, alumina ceramic parts, etc.

The Rockwell hardness of alumina ceramics‍ is HRA80-90. The hardness of alumina ceramics is second only to that of diamond, which far exceeds the wear resistance of wear-resistant steel and stainless steel.

Ceramics are usually composed of commonly available materials, such as carbon, silicon, oxygen and nitrogen.