Alumina Ceramic Rod and Tube

Specifications

Material: Ceramic
Type Of Ceramic: Not Applicable
Component Type: Tubes, Rods
Thermal Expansion Coefficient: Low
Refractoriness: Superior
Thermal Shock Resistance: Outstanding
Electrical Insulation: High
Manufacturing Process: Extruded and Cast
Batch Fired Temperature: High
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Features


  • Wide Range of Materials: Available in aluminum oxide, mullite, and sialon, offering diverse options for various applications.

  • Precision Customization: Standard tubes and rods can be quickly cut to precision lengths, with custom fabrication available for non-standard geometries.

  • Cost-Effective Manufacturing: Low-cost, volume manufacturing processes ensure affordability without compromising quality.

  • High-Temperature Performance: Each material is designed to withstand high temperatures, making them ideal for demanding thermal applications.

  • Refractory and Durable: Aluminum oxide is noted for its superior refractoriness, while sialon provides excellent thermal shock resistance.

  • Electrical Insulation: These materials offer electrically insulating properties, suitable for a variety of electrical applications.

  • Fast Delivery: Standard inventory allows for quick delivery to meet urgent project requirements.

  • Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of applications in industry and academia, including thermal, chemical, wear, and electrical uses.

Applications


  • Furnace and Kiln Components: Withstand high temperatures and thermal cycling in industrial heating.

  • Thermocouple Protection Tubes: Ideal for temperature sensing in harsh environments.

  • Electrical Insulators: Provide dielectric isolation in electronic and electrical systems.

  • Semiconductor Processing: Used in wafer handling and processing applications.

  • Chemical Processing Equipment: Resistant to corrosive chemicals and high temperatures.

  • Laboratory and Research Equipment: Suitable for material testing and high-temperature experiments.