Silicon carbide rings - Import export

Silicon carbide is a kind of inorganic non-metallic materials, with excellent mechanical strength and hardness, small creep deformation, good oxidation resistance, good corrosion resistance and good wear resistance, it is an ideal choice for high temperature engineering materials. Due to the outstanding properties, silicon carbide ceramic is also recognized as a mechanical sealing ring material better than metals, tungsten carbide, al2o3 ceramics and more. Place of Origin: China Material: Silicon Carbide (SiC) Color: Black/grey Material: Silicon Carbide Ceramics Volume density: 3.10-3.15 g/cm3 Max temperature: 1600°C Silicon carbide content: ≥98% Flexural Strength: ≥400 MPa Hardness: ≥ 92 HRA Size: Customizable Application: Industrial Furnaces Supply Ability: 5000000 Piece/Pieces per Month Packaging Details: Standard exporting packing Port of shipment: Xiamen Lead Time :15-30days Payment term: T/T,L/C etc.

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The extreme hardness and angular yet sharp-edged properties is typical of black silicon carbide type WIWOX® SI. It is particularly suitable to machine hardened steel and ceramics. It consists of crystalline silicon carbide, which is produced from silica sand and petroleum coke in electric resistance furnaces at temperatures of > 2.300° C. Silicon carbide is iron-free, angular and extremely hard.

Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) is 60% lighter than steel but strong enough to survive some of the most demanding applications in a variety of industries. This lightweight, the high-strength ceramic material is used as an alternative to stainless steel, super alloys, tungsten carbides, and first-generation ceramics such as Al2O3 and ZrO2. It offers excellent thermal shock resistance and high fracture toughness, compatibility with nonferrous metal melts, and improved structural reliability compared to other ceramic materials. When extreme conditions like these push equipment to its limits, Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) industrial ceramics deliver high performance where other materials fail. Typically, Heavy-duty diesel engines. Jet engine igniters. Oil wells thousands of feet underground. Applications for silicon nitride include: Foundries Electronics Oil & Gas Automotive Aerospace