High pure and high temperature resistance 99% Alumina ceramic tube
1. Description
Alumina’s most notable characteristics are its high hardness and dielectric constant. These characteristics make alumina ideal for customer applications subject to high wear and/or low electric loss. This includes the manufacture of sensor caps, casings and scientific crucibles. A third characteristic of alumina: high mechanical stability, makes it the right choice for many other applications.
Alumina, one of the oldest technical ceramics, remains one of the most common still in use. Alumina, thoroughly documented since the 1920's, is an industry standard to which many other ceramic materials are compared.
The applications for alumina advanced ceramics are heavy-duty forming tools, substrates and resistor cores in the electronics industry, tiles for wear protection and ballistics, thread guides in textile engineering, seal and regulator discs for valves, heat-sinks for lighting systems, protection tubes in thermal processes or catalyst carriers for the chemicals industry.
2. Specification
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Item
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Unit
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95% Alumina ceramic
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99% Alumina ceramic
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Bulk density
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g/cm3
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>3.6
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3.89
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Max use temperature
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℃
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1500
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1700
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Water absorbtion
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%
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0
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0
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Bending Strength
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Mpa
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364
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450
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Expansion (25-800°C)
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(X10-6/°C)
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7.6
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8
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Thermal Conductivity
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(W/(m.R))
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20
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35
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Dielectric Strength
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(kv/mm)
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11
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12
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3. Our Service
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