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Silicon Carbide (SIC) Ceramic Plate for Engineering Advanced Fine Ceramics
Item Number : KM-DG03
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- Material
- Silicon nitride
- Specification
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Application
Silicon nitride is a ceramic material with unique properties that find applications in various industries. Unlike other ceramics, it does not shrink during sintering. Silicon nitride has exceptional strength, especially in hot-pressed form, making it one of the hardest substances known. It and the wafer are important products derived from the material, a covalently bonded compound known for its high strength, low density and excellent temperature resistance. These properties make them ideal for applications where durability and high temperature resistance are critical.
- Bearing technology: Silicon nitride is used in bearing balls and rollers in automotive engineering as well as in bearing technology.
- Sealing use: sealing rings for various purposes.
- Engine components: Silicon nitride can be used in engine valves, turbocharger rotors and turbine blades.
- Molten Metal Handling: For handling molten metal.
- Thermocouple Sheaths: Thermocouple sheaths are made of silicon nitride for temperature measurement.
- Welding Tools and Fixtures: For welding jigs, fixtures and rollers.
- Nozzles and centering pins: Nozzles and centering pins in silicon nitride.
- Drawing Tools and Tube Forming Tools: For drawing tools and tube forming applications.
- High-performance cutting tools: Silicon nitride is used in the production of high-performance cutting tools and indexable inserts.
- Pipes and Tubes: It is applied in the manufacture of pipes and tubes.
- Special Applications in Mechanical Engineering: Silicon nitride is used in various special applications in mechanical engineering.
Silicon nitride plates are synthesized by different chemical reaction methods and are often used in the metallurgical industry. They have excellent thermal shock resistance, creep resistance, oxidation resistance, low thermal conductivity and high wear resistance. Silicon nitride plates can be used in the production of advanced ceramic tubes, bearing rollers, ceramic cutting materials, Cyrol bearing rollers, nozzles, seals, tube forming tools and special mechanical engineering applications.
Detail & Parts
Technical specifications
| 25*50*5/6mm | 50*50*4/5mm | 100*100*4mm | 100*100*12mm | 150*150*6mm |
| 25*50*10/8mm | 50*50*6/8mm | 100*100*5mm | 100*100*15mm | 150*150*8mm |
| 50*50*1mm | 50*50*10mm | 100*100*6mm | 100*100*16mm | 150*150*10mm |
| 50*50*2mm | 100*100*2mm | 100*100*8mm | 100*100*30mm | |
| 50*50*3mm | 100*100*3mm | 100*100*10mm | 150*150*5mm |
The produce we show are available in different sizes and custom sizes are available on request.
Advantages
- High strength over a wide temperature range
- high fracture toughness
- High hardness
- outstanding wear resistance
- Low thermal expansion and high thermal conductivity
- good thermal shock resistance
- Good chemical and oxidation resistance
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These Silicon Carbide plates are so tough! They're perfect for my lab's high-temperature applications.
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The quality of these plates is amazing. They've held up great in our lab's harsh conditions.
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The durability of these plates is impressive. They've lasted us for years without any signs of wear.
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These plates are a great value for the price. They're affordable and still top-notch quality.
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The delivery of these plates was incredibly fast. We received them within days of ordering.
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These plates are technologically advanced. They're made with the latest materials and techniques.
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The thermal shock resistance of these plates is excellent. They can withstand extreme temperature changes without cracking.
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These plates are incredibly wear-resistant. We've used them for months and they still look new.
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The chemical resistance of these plates is superb. They're not affected by acids, bases, or other corrosive chemicals.
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These plates are very strong and can withstand high temperatures.
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The plates are very durable and have lasted for a long time in our lab.
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These plates are a great addition to our lab. They're easy to use and clean.
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I would definitely recommend these plates to other labs.
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