95% Alumina Ceramic Gasket Insulating And Wear Resistant Alumina Washer

95% alumina ceramic gasket insulating and wear resistant alumina washer

    Ceramics often include what we traditionally see as ceramics, earthenware, stoneware and porcelain. Ceramics is actually a collective name for materials such as metal. Steel and aluminum are examples of metals, while alumina, glass, diamond and silicon carbide are examples of ceramics.

    Alumina ceramic is with superior strength, hardness, insulation, thermal conductivity, high temperature, oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance, abrasion resistance, high temperature strength and other characteristics. It has been widely used in engineering, mechanical seals, electronics, sensing, transport, communications, and other areas.

    In the mechanical seals industry, the word ceramic is actually used for a technical ceramic consisting of 99.5% pure aluminum oxide. To be precise, this is an ionic ceramic, composed of a metal (aluminum) and a non-metal (oxygen).

    Alumina ceramic is inert and does not conduct electricity. The material is brittle and is therefore often used as a tread in combination with a stainless steel seat or housing.