High Wear Resistance Alumina Ceramic for Industrial Electric Insulation and Applications

Introducing our premium Alumina Ceramic, a high-performance material known for its exceptional properties and versatility. Alumina Ceramic, also referred to as Al2O3, is a widely used ceramic material prized for its excellent thermal and mechanical characteristics.

One of the key attributes of our Alumina Ceramic product is its low Thermal Expansion Coefficient of 8.3 × 10^-6/℃, making it highly resistant to thermal shock and capable of withstanding extreme temperature variations without compromising its structural integrity.

Furthermore, our Alumina Ceramic boasts an impressive Dielectric Strength of 15 KV/mm, highlighting its superior electrical insulation properties. This exceptional dielectric strength makes it ideal for applications requiring dependable electrical insulation.

With a Melting Point of 2072°C, our Alumina Ceramic product exhibits outstanding thermal stability and can withstand high operating temperatures without softening or deforming.

In addition to its thermal and electrical properties, our Alumina Ceramic is renowned for its remarkable Tensile Strength of 200 MPa, providing excellent mechanical strength and resistance to mechanical stresses.

One key attribute of Alumina Ceramic is its low Thermal Expansion Coefficient of 8.3 × 10^-6/℃. This property makes it ideal for applications where thermal stability is crucial, such as in high-temperature environments or thermal management systems.

Another notable feature is its high Dimensional Tolerance of ±0.001 mm. This precise dimensional control allows for the manufacturing of intricate components with tight tolerances, making it perfect for use in precision engineering applications.

The Elastic Modulus of 380 GPa indicates its excellent stiffness and resistance to deformation under stress. This property makes it suitable for applications where high mechanical strength is essential.

Overall, the superior material properties of Alumina Ceramic make it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications, including electrical insulators, wear-resistant components, cutting tools, biomedical implants, and more.