Industrial Alumina 99 Special Shaped Alumina Oxide Ceramic Spare Parts

Alumina Ceramics 99 Industrial Ceramics Spare Parts Special-Shaped Structural Parts

1. High temperature resistance
The raw materials of our products have the characteristics of high melting point and can be used in high temperature environment without being affected

2. Stable performance
It can be used normally under strong acid, strong alkali, inorganic and organic salt conditions

3. Anti-magnetic and non-powder absorption
Because the product itself is non-magnetic, it does not absorb powder and can reduce surface shedding, and can be used for precision instruments
4. Electrical insulation
This product is an insulator at room temperature with high resistivity, and can be used in equipment requiring insulation

Alumina ceramic components offer a range of advantages

1. High Hardness and Wear Resistance: Alumina ceramics have a hardness close to that of diamond, providing excellent wear resistance, making them suitable for high-wear environments.

2. High-Temperature Stability: Alumina ceramics exhibit outstanding performance at high temperatures, maintaining structural stability and mechanical strength, making them ideal for applications in high-temperature environments.

3. Chemical Stability: Alumina ceramics possess excellent chemical stability, resisting acids, alkalis, and other chemical corrosion, making them suitable for use in corrosive environments.

4. Electrical Insulation: Alumina ceramics are excellent electrical insulators, widely used in electrical and electronic devices for manufacturing insulators and other insulating components.

5. Low Thermal Expansion Coefficient: Alumina ceramics have a low thermal expansion coefficient, which helps maintain dimensional stability under extreme temperature changes.

6. Good Thermal Conductivity: Although alumina ceramics have lower thermal conductivity compared to metals, they still offer relatively good thermal conductivity compared to other ceramic materials, suitable for applications requiring some degree of heat dissipation.

7. Biocompatibility: Alumina ceramics are biocompatible, making them commonly used in medical devices and implants.