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Ceramic Manufacturing Types

Alumina ceramic, or aluminum oxide, is an extremely durable and cost effective option used in many industrial and commercial applications.

Ceramic armor is an extremely hard nonmetal body having good fracture toughness, extreme wear and corrosion resistance and a high capacity to absorb ballistic impacts.

Ceramic balls are rolling spherical elements made of inorganic, nonmetallic materials that are used applications involving rotary or linear motion in addition to a number of other functions.

Ceramic bearings are smooth, lightweight and high tolerance, leading to an increased maximum rotational speed.

Ceramic bushings are extremely reliable and hardy, and are often made from alumina ceramics or Steatite.

Ceramic coatings are, although expensive, able to give coated objects a life of up to *0 times longer.

Ceramic composites are raw ceramics mixed with other materials to achieve desired properties. Ceramic composites can be significantly stronger and more resistant to damage.

Ceramic grinding is a design and manufacturing process whereby an abrasive is used for material removal, dimensioning and finishing of ceramic components and products.

Ceramic insulators are used for a wide variety of applications, because of very good electrical conductivity.

Ceramic machining involves the design and manufacture of ceramic precision components.

Ceramic manufacturers are companies that make ceramic materials.

Ceramic rods are solid, cylindrical ceramic products.

Ceramic spacers provide equal and constant spacing between materials or objects.

Ceramic tubes are hollow, cylindrical ceramic products, often available with single or multiple bores.

Ceramic washers are used for their high abrasion, temperature and corrosion resistance.

Industrial ceramics involve the use of non-metallic, inorganic, mineral compounds in the production of large, in size or quantity, ceramics to be used in a wide range of contexts due to their desirable high resistance and insulating qualities.

Silicon carbide, or carborundum, is an extremely hard ceramic composed of carbon and silicon atoms bonded in a crystal lattice.