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What is High Purity Alumina Square Ceramic Tube for Corona
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$5.00
100-999 Pieces US$2.00
1,000-4,999 Pieces US$0.80
5,000+ Pieces US$0.50
Sepcifications
- Application Refractory, Structure Ceramic, Industrial Ceramic
- Type Ceramic Tube, Ceramic Tubes
- Transport Package Individual Packaging
- Specification Max. OD to be 800mm
- Trademark JingHui
- Origin China
- Product Name Ceramic Tube for Corona
- Forming Methods Extrusion, ISO Pressed, Dry Pressed
- Purity of Material Range From 40% to 99.8%
- Color White, Ivory, Pink, Black
- Density Over 3.65g/cm3
- Shape Round, Square, Oval, Half Tube
- Norminal Tolerance 1% of Dimensions
- Precision Tolerance Od to Be +/-0.005, ID to Be +/-0.01mm
- Surface Finish Polished, Glazed, Metalized
- Certificate RoHS, Reach, ISO9001:2008
- Features Wear Resistance, Insulation
- Material Alumina Ceramic
Product Description
High Purity Alumina Square Ceramic Tube for Corona The specification of the square ceramic tube Material options Alumina ( purity from 40% to 99.8%), Zirconia, Silicon carbide, Silicon nitride Forming methods Extrusion, Dry pressed, Hot pressed, Ceramic Injection molding, ISO pressed ...
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