What is 96% Alumina Ozone Generator Ceramic Plate
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
10-99 Pieces US$10.00
100-499 Pieces US$4.00
500-999 Pieces US$3.00
1,000+ Pieces US$2.50
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Jinghui
- Warranty 1 Year
- Certification ISO9001, RoHS
- Dielectric Material Ceramic Plate
- Cooling Method Air-Cooling
- Gas Air
- Frequency >1000Hz
- Installation Wall-Mounted
- Type High Pressure Discharge Type
- Transport Package Individual Packaging
- Specification 600mm x 500mm
- Trademark JingHui
- Origin China
- Product Name Ozone Generator Ceramic Plate
- Forming Methods Tape Casting, ISO Pressed, Dry Pressed
- Optional Color White, Ivory, Pink, White
- Purity of Material 96%, 99%, 99.5%, 99.8%
- Density Over 3.65g/cm3
- MOQ 10PCS Per Order
- Thickness From 0.15mm to 30mm Available
- Normial Tolerance Thickness to Be 0.05mm
- Precision Tolerance Thickness to Be 0.01mm
- Flatness Best to Be 0.005mm Via Fine Grinding
- Features High Dielectrical, High Insulation
- Sample Available
- Payment Negotiation
- OEM Acceptable
- Shipping Express/Air/Sea
Product Description
96% Alumina Ozone Generator Ceramic Plate The description of alumina ceramic plate Alumina ceramic substrates are formed by tape casting, dry pressed or Isostatic pressed and sintered under high temperature to be a strong and dense ceramic part. We can produce different grades of materials to ...
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