Alumina Ceramic Parts

A. Alumina ceramic parts have high temperature resistance and high impact toughness.
B. Widely used in many industrial production industries such as metallurgical industry, mechanical equipment, chemical plants, electronic equipment, aviation, national defense and so on.

A. Alumina ceramic parts have good thermal stability, corrosion resistance, thermal shock resistance, high mechanical strength, and excellent electrical properties.
B. Widely used in industrial equipment manufacturing industry.

Alumina ceramics is an industrial ceramic material that uses alumina as the main material and is manufactured through a specific process. Because alumina ceramics far outperform traditional metal materials in terms of conductivity, high temperature resistance and mechanical strength, they are popular and recognized.

Industrial alumina (Al2O3) ceramic parts have low dielectric constant, low dielectric loss, high mechanical strength, and high dielectric strength, insulation resistance and thermal conductivity, etc.

The high wear resistance and ultra-high molecular weight of alumina ceramic parts can reach more than one million bits, which is twice higher than the high wear resistance index of general steel alloys.

One of the most common characteristics of industrial ceramics parts is its extremely high hardness and rigidity, some of which are more than 4 times that of stainless steel. Such high hardness directly translates into excellent wear resistance, which means that they can have the ability to maintain accurate and high tolerance surface treatment for a longer period of time than any other material.

A. Alumina ceramic parts have good wear resistance; light weight can reduce the burden on equipment; good wear resistance.
B. The drawings of alumina ceramic parts are checked by professional technicians. Workers work strictly in accordance with the dimensions of the drawings. After the alumina ceramic parts are processed, they are inspected by professional quality inspectors, and then packaged and sealed.

Compared with common metal parts, alumina ceramics have higher hardness and strength, better wear resistance, better stability, excellent biocompatibility, etc., and alumina materials are currently the main new ceramic varieties with relatively low preparation cost.

Industrial alumina ceramic parts, also known as device ceramics, are used in electronic equipment to install, fix and protect components, as the insulating support for current-carrying conductors and ceramics for various integrated circuit substrates.