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Exceptionally wearresistant Dimensionally stable even at high temperatures Electrically insulating Frequency neutral

Machinable Glass Ceramic has a continuous use temperature of 800ºC and a peak temperature of 1000ºC. Its coefficient of thermal expansion readily matches most metals and sealing glasses.It processes good machinability and can be lathed, milled, planed, ground, bored, incised and threaded. It also has the advantages of insulation, pore-free, high/low-temperature resistant, acid and alkali resistant and thermal impact resistant.

Aluminium Oxide, Al2O3 is a major engineering material. It offers a combination of good mechanical properties and electrical properties leading to a wide range of applications. Alumina can be produced in a range of purities with additives designed to enhance properties. A wide variety of ceramic processing methods can be applied including machining or net shape forming to produce a wide variety of sizes and shapes of component. In addition it can be readily joined to metals or other ceramics using metallising and brazing techniques. Alumina based ceramics are by far the largest range of advanced ceramics made by INNOVACERA. Due to the important combination of properties, we have thoroughly researched the behaviour and characteristics of our Alumina products to give you the best possible component. Typical Alumina characteristics include: Good strength and stiffness Good hardness and wear resistance Good corrosion resistance Good thermal stability Excellent dielectric properties

Aluminium Oxide, Al2O3 is a major engineering material. It offers a combination of good mechanical properties and electrical properties leading to a wide range of applications. Alumina can be produced in a range of purities with additives designed to enhance properties. A wide variety of ceramic processing methods can be applied including machining or net shape forming to produce a wide variety of sizes and shapes of component. In addition it can be readily joined to metals or other ceramics using metallising and brazing techniques. Alumina based ceramics are by far the largest range of advanced ceramics made by INNOVACERA. Due to the important combination of properties, we have thoroughly researched the behaviour and characteristics of our Alumina products to give you the best possible component. Typical Alumina characteristics include: Good strength and stiffness Good hardness and wear resistance Good corrosion resistance Good thermal stability Excellent dielectric properties

High Hermeticity Metallized Ceramic Bushing Features: 1.Material: 96% Aluminia(AL2O3) 2.Coating Layer:Molybdenum-Mananese(Mo/Mn) 3.These metallized ceramics are ideal for high voltage, high vacuum and high pressure applicationos. So far the most widely-used and effective method for creating a leak-tight, robust joint between ceramic and metal is by brazing . A thin layer of metal deposited on a ceramic part enables brazing between ceramic and metal part that h as a different coefficient of thermal expansion. A layer of Molybdenum-Manganese is deposited with a typical thickness of 8 to 30 µm after sintering. The metallized surface receives a secondary coating of nickel to seal and improve wettability for later brazing. Applications: Electrical transmission and distribution Electronics industry Textile machinery Defense Medical electronics Automobile industry Sealing Solid Oxide Fuel Cells High temperature application

High Hermeticity Metallized Ceramic Bushing /Innovacera Features: 1.Material: 96% Aluminia(AL2O3) 2.Coating Layer:Molybdenum-Mananese(Mo/Mn) 3.These metallized ceramics are ideal for high voltage, high vacuum and high pressure applicationos. So far the most widely-used and effective method for creating a leak-tight, robust joint between ceramic and metal is by brazing . A thin layer of metal deposited on a ceramic part enables brazing between ceramic and metal part that h as a different coefficient of thermal expansion. A layer of Molybdenum-Manganese is deposited with a typical thickness of 8 to 30 µm after sintering. The metallized surface receives a secondary coating of nickel to seal and improve wettability for later brazing.