Insulation Ceramic Alumina Al2O3 Substrates

0.5 USD

Min. Order:	100 Piece/Pieces
Trade Term:	FOB
Payment Terms:	Paypal, L/C, T/T, WU, Money Gram
Supply Ability:	100000 Piece/Pieces per Month
Place of Origin:	Fujian

Company Profile

XIAMEN UNIPRETEC CERAMICS CO. LTD.

Location:	Xiamen, Fujian, China (Mainland)
Business Type:	Manufacturer

Product Detail

Model No.:	UPT15120701
Brand Name:	UNIPRETEC
Type:	Insulating Ceramics
Color:	White, Ivory
Density:	3.65 - 3.90 g/cm3
Moh's Hardness:	9
Compressive Strength:	2000 - 2500 Mpa
Flexural Strength:	280 - 300 Mpa
Thermal Shock Resistance:	180 - 220 T(°C)
Max. Working Temperature:	1500 - 1800 °C
Corrosion Resistance:	High
Production Capacity:	100000 Piece/Pieces per Month
Packing:	wooden case with foam
Delivery Date:	15 working days after payment confirmed

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Product Description

Alumina ceramic ( Aluminum Oxide or Al2O3 ) is an excellent electrical insulator and one of the most widely used advanced ceramic materials. Additionally, it is extremely resistant to wear and corrosion. Alumina components are used in a wide range of applications such as electronics & electrical, pump components and automotive sensors, medical, semiconductor, furnace parts... UNIPRETEC offers a variety of alumina compositions, typical grades that are used for modern industrial applications are of high purity from 90% to 99.7%. Alumina components can be formed by a variety of manufacturing techniques such as dry pressing, cold isostatic pressing, injection molding and extrusion. Finishing can be accomplished by precision grinding and lapping, laser machining, metallizing and a variety of other processes.

Alumina ceramic ( Aluminum Oxide or Al2O3 ) is an excellent electrical insulator and one of the most widely used advanced ceramic materials. Additionally, it is extremely resistant to wear and corrosion. Alumina components are used in a wide range of applications such as electronics & electrical, pump components and automotive sensors, medical, semiconductor, furnace parts...

UNIPRETEC offers a variety of alumina compositions, typical grades that are used for modern industrial applications are of high purity from 90% to 99.7%.

Alumina components can be formed by a variety of manufacturing techniques such as dry pressing, cold isostatic pressing, injection molding and extrusion. Finishing can be accomplished by precision grinding and lapping, laser machining, metallizing and a variety of other processes.