Refractory White Polishing Insulation High Al2O3 Products Industrial Alumina Ceramic Rod
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
10 Pieces US$0.01-100.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Application Refractory, Structure Ceramic, Industrial Ceramic, Insulating Parts
- Material Alumina Ceramic
- Type Ceramic Rods
- Transport Package Individual Packaging
- Specification Min. OD to be 0.4mm, length to be 2000mm
- Trademark JingHui
- Origin China
- Production Name Ceramic Rods
- Optional Material Alumina, Zirconia, Silicon Nitride
- Density Over 3.65g/cm3
- Color White, Black, Grey, Ivory, Pink
- Forming Methods Extrusion,Dry Pressed, ISO Pressed
- Shape Round Ceramic Rod, Square Ceramic Rod
- Max. Diameter to Be 50mm
- Secondary Process Polishing, Fine Grinding, CNC Machining
- Tolerance Can Be 0.001mm
- Surface Finish Polishing, Glazing, Metallizing
- Advantages Chemical Resistant, Wear Resistant
- Max. Service Temperature up to 2000c in Vacuum State
- Features High Precision, High Insulation
- Certificates RoHS, Reach, FDA
- Usage Work as Industrial Ceramic Parts
Product Description
Refractory White Polishing Insulation High Al2O3 Products Industrial Alumina Ceramic Rod Product Description The prime features of ceramic rods 1. Extreme wear and abrasion resistance, over 276 times in comparison with stainless steel 2. Great mechanical properties, hardness, and flexural ...
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