ALUMINA C799

ALUMINA C799

ALUMINA C799

ALUMINA C799

Basic properties

Very hard Abrasion resistant Can be milled with great precision Can be polished Stable at high temperatures No open porosity Excellent electrical properties Chemically inert High corrosion resistant.

Applications

Mechanical components Pistons, pump stages Mechanical seals Sealing bushes Faucet keys and seats Electrical insulator Pyrometry Laboratory items, crucibles Vacuum items Welding nozzles.

Realisations

Chemical composition: Aluminium Oxide 99,7% / Silica: 0,05% / Magnesia 0,03 % Sodium Oxide 0,15% / Iron oxide 0,02% / Calcium Oxide 0,03% / Titanium Oxide <0,01 / Boron Oxide <0,02%

BORON CARBIDE

BORON CARBIDE

BORON CARBIDE

BORON CARBIDE (B4C)

Basic properties

Low thermal conductivity
Low density
Sensible to thermal shocks
Exceptionnal hardness
Very high resistance to compression
Excellent wear resistance
Good neutron absorption
High elastic modulus

Applications

Neutron absorption / radioactivity uptake
Buses pour boues abrasives
Nozzles for abrasive slurries
Balistic protection: amored plates, shielding…

Boron carbide (chemical formula approximately B4C) is an extremely hard boron–carbon ceramic material used in tank armor, bulletproof vests, and numerous industrial applications. With a Mohs hardness of about 9.497, it is one of the hardest materials known, behind cubic boron nitride and diamond.

B4C can be mirror polished and has a very good resistance to acids. It is refractory and chemically inert. However, it is less resistant to oxidation than Silicon Carbide.

Boron Carbide Production methods:
Hot pressing and Hot isostatic pressing are good means for producing such a ceramic.
B4C is fully dense and has a pure single phase shape.

Hot pressing has the inconvenient of limiting the available sizes and shapes that could be produced.
B4C is machined with diamond tools.

Realisations

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SILICON CARBIDE

SILICON CARBIDE

SILICON CARBIDE

SILICON CARBIDE

Basic properties

Low density
High thermal conductivity (close to Aluminium)
Good thermal shock resistance
Liquid and gaz proof
High refractoriness (can be used at 1450°C in air and 1800°C in neutral atmosphere)
It is not affacted by corrosion and do not wet with melted aluminium or melted zinc.
High hardness
Low friction coefficient
Abrasion resistance
Resists to basic and strong acids
Polisheable
High mechanical strength

Applications

Mechanical components
Rotating joints
Plain bearings, bases, pads
Pump components
Chemical components
Mirors
Balistic protection
Heat exchanger

Realisations

CARSIC INFILTRATED

CARSIC INFILTRATED

CARSIC INFILTRATED

CARSIC INFILTRATED

Basic properties

Impervious material (no porosity)
Tubes used for high temperature with heavier load
Strong resistance to oxidation

Big sizes coponents available
Good resistance to acids and strong alcali

Applications

Tubes and rollers for furnaces
Profiled beam and support

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CARSIC RECRISTALIZED 99%

CARSIC RECRISTALIZED 99%

CARSIC RECRISTALIZED 99%

CARSIC RECRISTALIZED

Basic properties

Porous material
Good mechanical resistance at high temperature
Dimensional stability
Very good thermal shock resistance
High dimensions components available
Can be coated
Can be used at 2000°c in controlled atmosphere
Resists to strong acids and alcalis

Applications

Tubes for furnaces
Beams and mounting rails
Rollers for furnaces
Load bearings

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