| Alumina
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Alumina ceramic is the most widely used material
out of a variety of fine ceramics, is also featured with the same crystal structure
as sapphire and ruby after sintering process( ).
This material is applied to widely diversified industrial field for its superb
material characteristics such as high electrical insulation, high mechanical strength,
high wear and chemical resistance.
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| Silicon
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Silicon nitride ( )
exceeds other materials in thermal shock resistance. This material does not deteriorate
at high temperature, therefore it's appropriate for automotive engine and parts
for gas turbine, including turbocharger rotor, glow plug of diesel engine and
hot plug. It is expected that the field range this material can be applied to
will widely expand.
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| Silicon
Carbide |
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Silicon carbide maintains its high mechanical strength
up to as high temperature as 1,400 .
Typical application is part for mechanical seal ring and pump due to higher chemical
corrosion resistance than other ceramics.
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| Zirconia
Ceramics |
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Zirconia ceramic has high mechanical strength and
toughness at room temperature out of a series of engineering fine ceramics. Zirconia
was the first material adopted to fine ceramic scissors or knife application.
Its excellent surface smoothness has brought this material into parts for pump
products.
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