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Place of Origin: Made In China
Brand Name: Dayoo
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Minimum Order Quantity: Negotiable
Price: Negotiable
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Sample: |
Available |
Modulus Of Elasticity: |
205 Gpa |
Structure: |
Double End |
Elastic Modulus: |
210Gpa |
Chemical Resistance: |
Excellent |
Melting Point: |
2,715 °C |
Biocompatibility: |
Non-toxic |
Weibull Modulus: |
25 M |
Transparency: |
Opaque |
Tolerance: |
As Design Drawing Or OEM |
Bending Strength: |
950-1200 Mpa |
Compressive Strength: |
2,000 MPa |
Application: |
Structure Ceramic |
Production Capacity: |
2000000p/month |
Logo: |
Laser Engraving |
Sample: |
Available |
Modulus Of Elasticity: |
205 Gpa |
Structure: |
Double End |
Elastic Modulus: |
210Gpa |
Chemical Resistance: |
Excellent |
Melting Point: |
2,715 °C |
Biocompatibility: |
Non-toxic |
Weibull Modulus: |
25 M |
Transparency: |
Opaque |
Tolerance: |
As Design Drawing Or OEM |
Bending Strength: |
950-1200 Mpa |
Compressive Strength: |
2,000 MPa |
Application: |
Structure Ceramic |
Production Capacity: |
2000000p/month |
Logo: |
Laser Engraving |
Zirconia Ceramic (ZrO2) represents a pinnacle of advanced material engineering, classified as a high-performance technical ceramic. Its exceptional properties stem from a unique transformation toughening mechanism. This innovation grants it an unparalleled combination of remarkable mechanical strength, superior fracture toughness, and exceptional resistance to wear. Beyond its mechanical prowess, Zirconia excels as an electrical insulator and demonstrates high resistance to extreme temperatures and corrosive environments. Typically appearing in a white or ivory hue, it can be polished to an exceptionally smooth, mirror-like finish.
The versatility of Zirconia ceramic enables its use across a multitude of demanding industries:
Electronics & Electrical Insulation: Used for ceramic substrates, sensor housings, insulating components in vacuum interrupters.
Mechanical Engineering: Ideal for full-ceramic or hybrid bearings, cutting tools, guide rollers, and wear-resistant linings.
Chemical Processing: Excellent for valves, pump seals, and reactor linings due to its resistance to corrosive acids and alkalis.
Medical Technology: A premier choice for dental implants and prosthetic joints (hips, knees) thanks to its excellent biocompatibility.
Consumer Goods: Found in high-end ceramic knives, durable smartphone casings, and luxury watch components.
Exceptional Strength & Toughness: Boasts a flexural strength often exceeding 1000 MPa, significantly higher than alumina ceramics, reducing the risk of catastrophic failure.
Superior Wear Resistance: Its high hardness and low friction coefficient ensure a long service life, even in abrasive conditions.
Outstanding Thermal Stability: Capable of operating at temperatures up to 1600°C, with a melting point near 2700°C.
Excellent Electrical Insulation: Provides high dielectric strength and volume resistivity, making it suitable for high-voltage applications.
High Chemical Inertness: Resists attack from a wide range of aggressive chemicals and molten metals.
Low Thermal Conductivity: Acts as an effective thermal barrier, ideal for insulating components in high-temperature environments.
Biocompatibility: Certain grades are certified for safe and long-term use within the human body.
Property | Unit | Typical Value (3Y-TZP) | Test Standard |
---|---|---|---|
ZrO2 + Y2O3 Content | % | ≥ 99.0 | - |
Bulk Density | g/cm³ | 6.00 - 6.05 | ISO 18754 |
Flexural Strength | MPa | ≥ 1000 | ISO 14704 |
Vickers Hardness (HV0.5) | GPa | ≥ 12.5 | ISO 14705 |
Fracture Toughness (KIC) | MPa·m¹/² | 6 - 8 | - |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion | ×10⁻⁶/°C | 10.5 (20-400°C) | ASTM E228 |
Maximum Service Temperature | °C | 1600 (short-term) | - |
Volume Resistivity | Ω·cm | > 10¹⁰ (20°C) | IEC 62631 |
The production of high-quality zirconia components involves a sophisticated sequence:
Powder Synthesis: High-purity, nano-sized zirconia powder is produced via chemical processes like co-precipitation.
Forming: The powder is shaped using methods such as uniaxial pressing, Cold Isostatic Pressing (CIP), or Injection Molding.
Sintering: The "green" parts are fired at temperatures between 1450°C and 1600°C, causing densification and the development of final material properties.
Precision Machining: Sintered components are accurately ground and polished using diamond tools to achieve tight tolerances and desired surface finishes.
Quality Assurance: Each batch undergoes rigorous inspection for dimensions, density, mechanical properties, and structural integrity.
Handling and Installation: Handle with care. Use appropriate tools and techniques to avoid point loads or impacts on sharp edges.
Thermal Considerations: Minimize exposure to rapid temperature fluctuations (thermal shock) to prevent micro-cracking.
Cleaning: Clean with isopropyl alcohol or mild detergents. Avoid harsh chemicals, particularly hydrofluoric acid.
Storage: Store in a clean, dry environment to prevent contamination or mechanical damage.
We are committed to providing full technical support and customer service. This includes application engineering assistance, custom design for specialized components, operational guidance, and a reliable warranty policy for qualified products. All items are supplied with relevant material certifications.
Q1: Why choose Zirconia over Alumina Ceramic for a high-stress application?
A1: Zirconia's primary advantage is its transformation toughening, which gives it significantly higher fracture toughness and flexural strength than alumina. This makes it the preferred choice for components subject to mechanical shock or high bending stresses.
Q2: Is Zirconia ceramic unbreakable?
A2: No. While it is the toughest commercially available ceramic, it is still a brittle material. It is highly resistant to impact compared to other ceramics, but it can fracture under sufficient force.
Q3: What level of precision can you achieve with Zirconia parts?
A3: Through advanced diamond grinding and lapping, we can hold tolerances as tight as ±0.001 mm and achieve surface finishes of Ra < 0.01 µm for demanding applications.
Q4: If Zirconia is used for thermal barriers, does it conduct heat well?
A4: No, that's a key point. Zirconia has very low thermal conductivity (2-3 W/m·K), which is why it is so effective as a thermal insulator or barrier coating, protecting components from extreme heat.