Fine Ceramics, sometimes referred to as "advanced ceramics," are engineered materials that support the development of cutting-edge technology.
Fine Ceramics in Daily Life
Contributing to Healthcare and the Environment
Remarkable materials utilized in a variety of ways
Fine ceramics are used in surprising and unexpected ways, in the products we use in our daily lives and even inside the human body. With undeniable usability, take a closer look at the valuable mark Fine Ceramics are making on the world.
What Makes Fine Ceramics Knives so Special?
What Makes Fine Ceramics Knives so Special?
Four Advantages that Metals Cannot Offer
Four Advantages that Metals Cannot Offer
Learning about Fine Ceramics
Which Part Uses Fine Ceramics?
Which Part Uses Fine Ceramics?
Superior Writing Quality
Superior Writing Quality
Learning about Fine Ceramics
Fine Ceramics Inside the Body
Fine Ceramics Inside the Body
Restores Proper Function to Joints and Skull
Restores Proper Function to Joints and Skull
Learning about Fine Ceramics
Fine Ceramics Contribute to a Cleaner Environment
Fine Ceramics Contribute to a Cleaner Environment
Ideal for an Eco-Friendly Life with Higher Power Generation Efficiency
Ideal for an Eco-Friendly Life with Higher Power Generation Efficiency
Learning about Fine Ceramics
Decorative Fine Ceramics
Decorative Fine Ceramics
Designed to Express Deep Color and Luster
Designed to Express Deep Color and Luster
Learning about Fine Ceramics
The term "Fine Ceramics" is interchangeable with "advanced ceramics," "technical ceramics" and "engineered ceramics." Use varies by region and industry.
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Wireless Communications
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- Thermal Properties
- Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
- Thermal Conductivity
- Heat Shock Resistance
- Electrical Properties
- Insulation / Semiconductivity
- Chemical Properties
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