- Can be customized according to requirements;
- Can make very complex structures;
- It can be used at 1400 ℃;
- High hardness, very wear-resistant;
- High corrosion resistance;
Silicon Carbide(SiC)
Silicon carbide ceramics not only have excellent normal temperature mechanical properties, such as high bending strength, excellent oxidation resistance, good corrosion resistance, high wear resistance and low friction coefficient, but also high temperature mechanical properties (strength, creep resistance) Performance, etc.) is the best known ceramic materials.
Silicon Carbide Uses
SiC ceramic has been widely used in high-temperature bearings, bullet-proof plates, nozzles, high-temperature corrosion-resistant parts, and high-temperature and high-frequency electronic equipment parts and other fields.
SiC Company
China Ceramics Parts has many years of experience in SiC ceramic production and can provide SiC ceramic raw materials, ceramic processing and molding services.
SiC Ceramic Properties
- SiC Content: ＞98%
- Density: 3.10-3.20 (g/cm^3)
- Vickers Hardness(HV50): 22.2(Gpa)
- Maximum Temperature: 1400(℃)
- Thermal Conductivity @ 20°C: ＞45(W/mK)
- Dielectric Strength: —(KV/mm)
- Volume Resistivity @ 20°C :105-108(Ω.cm)
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- Can be customized according to requirements;
- Can make very complex structures;
- It can be used at 1400 ℃;
- High hardness, very wear-resistant;
- High corrosion resistance;
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- Can be customized according to requirements;
- Can make very complex structures;
- The surface can be polished;
- It can be used at 1400 ℃;
- High hardness, very wear-resistant;
- High corrosion resistance;
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- Shape and size can be customized according to requirements
- Very high hardness(HV10): 22.2(Gpa)
- Very low density (3.10-3.20 g/cm^3)
- At temperatures up to 1400 ℃, SiC can even maintain its strength
- Because of its chemical and physical stability, SiC has high hardness and corrosion resistance.
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- Shape and size can be customized according to requirements
- Very high hardness(HV10): 22.2(Gpa)
- Very low density (3.10-3.20 g/cm^3)
- At temperatures up to 1400 ℃, SiC can even maintain its strength
- Because of its chemical and physical stability, SiC has high hardness and corrosion resistance.
