What is Metallized Ceramic Insulation Tube for High Voltage Feedthrough
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
10-99 Pieces US$10.00
100-499 Pieces US$5.00
500-999 Pieces US$3.50
1,000-4,999 Pieces US$3.00
5,000+ Pieces US$2.00
Sepcifications
- Application Refractory, Structure Ceramic, Industrial Ceramic, Brazing
- Material Alumina Ceramic
- Type Ceramic Parts
- Transport Package Vacuum Packaging with Desciant
- Specification 36cm x 20cm x 24cm
- Trademark JingHui
- Origin China
- Product Name Alumina Metallized Ceramic Tube
- Optional Purity 96%, 99% and 99.5% Alumina
- Color White, Beige, Pink
- Surface Treatment Polished, Glazed
- Norminal 1% of Dimensions
- Usage for Ceramic to Metal Joint Technology
- Sample Available
- Payment Negotiation
- OEM Acceptable
- Shipping Express/Air/Sea
- Packaging Poly Bag
- Hardness Customize
- Advantage High Efficiency Low Cost
- Feature Durable
Product Description
Metallized Ceramic Insulation Tube for High Voltage Feedthrough Typical Applications Metalized ceramics are widely used in electronics, high-vacuum technology, sensors, and medical fields, like vacuum interrupters, electron tubes, feed-throughs, medical linear accelerators/ power tubes, ...
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