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Ceramics Product List and Ranking from 176 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. ナラサキ産業 メカトロソリューション部 機能材料課 Tokyo//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. ニイミ産業 Aichi//Resin/Plastic
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  4. 4 パイロットコーポレーション Kanagawa//others
  5. 5 JAPAN FINE CERAMICS CO., LTD. (JFC) Tokyo Sales Office Tokyo//Ceramics

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  1. 【★Free Handbook Giveaway★】The Manufacturing Process of Ceramics That You Can't Ask About Now ナラサキ産業 メカトロソリューション部 機能材料課
  2. Plasma Melted Zirconia Beads for Nano Dispersion ニイミ産業
  3. Boron nitride (BN)
  4. 4 Piezoelectric ceramics "cylindrical piezoelectric element" MKTタイセー
  5. 5 High-purity alumina ceramics (SAPPHAL) withstand harsh conditions. M.WATANABE & CO.,LTD.

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Otsuka Ceramics Co., Ltd.

Continuing to respond by believing in the potential of ceramics.

We carry out a series of processes from raw material mixing to shaping, processing, firing, and inspection in-house, proposing the optimal manufacturing methods in response to requests, and providing high-quality products at low cost and short delivery times, custom-made from one piece based on material and shape.

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Kyocera Fine Ceramics

We have a variety of fine ceramics available!

Fine ceramics have developed significantly, with numerous materials being created, allowing for the selection of materials suitable for various applications, with alumina sintered bodies being representative. Fine ceramics can be broadly categorized into functional materials (electroceramics) that utilize electrical properties and structural materials (engineering ceramics) that primarily utilize mechanical properties. Kyocera, as a pioneer in the material revolution through fine ceramics, continues to seek superior materials, develop new ones, and bring them to market.

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Machinable ceramics "Shaparl HI M-soft"

Machinable ceramics boasting high thermal conductivity and strength, with excellent machinability!

"Shaparl HI M-soft" is a high-performance machinable ceramic with excellent thermal conductivity. It has a very high thermal conductivity among machinable ceramics and also boasts high strength. Its thermal conductivity is approximately 90W due to the inclusion of aluminum nitride, and it has excellent machinability as a composite material with BN. While it is easy to machine, its high strength places this product in the relatively difficult-to-machine category among machinable ceramics. Since it is only available through machining from plate material, there are shapes that cannot be processed. [Features] - Excellent machinability - Excellent vacuum properties - High thermal conductivity (90W/m·K) - High strength - Low thermal expansion rate - Excellent electrical insulation - Low dielectric constant and dielectric loss - Composite of AIN and BN [Examples of Applications] - Vacuum components - Various electrical components requiring heat dissipation and insulation - Jigs requiring low thermal expansion rate - Heat sinks *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Fine ceramics "Aluminum Nitride (AlN)"

A material with excellent thermal radiation and high insulation properties! Fine ceramics with high thermal conductivity!

Aluminum nitride (AlN) is a ceramic that excels in high-temperature characteristics. It boasts an extremely high thermal conductivity, comparable to silicon carbide among fine ceramics, with a thermal conductivity of 170 W. Its coefficient of thermal expansion is close to that of silicon, and it also has excellent corrosion resistance, making it widely used as components and substrates for semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Additionally, due to its thermal properties, it is suitable for heater applications. It is also used as a heater tool for semiconductor back-end bonding, which requires strict flatness, parallelism, and surface roughness. Our company has handled numerous tools in the past and possesses a wealth of experience and processing know-how. 【Features】 - High thermal conductivity and radiation among fine ceramics - High electrical insulation and excellent corrosion resistance - High-cost material among ceramics - Possesses high strength, high thermal conductivity, high Young's modulus, and low expansion rate 【Examples of Applications】 - Heat sinks, insulating glass, protective tubes, heat dissipation bases, etc. - Electrical components requiring heat dissipation and insulation, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Fine ceramics "Zirconia (ZrO2)"

A material that has high mechanical strength at room temperature! High toughness fine ceramics!

Zirconia (ZrO2) is a ceramic with excellent mechanical strength and wear resistance. As a fine ceramic, zirconia is a difficult material to machine, but our company can accommodate various shapes through precision and fine processing. We also offer various types such as partially stabilized zirconia, stabilized zirconia, and conductive zirconia, as well as black zirconia. Due to its unstable crystal structure, zirconia has limited use at high temperatures. Therefore, we also handle zirconia suitable for specific applications, such as stabilized zirconia with added Y2O3. [Features] - Among fine ceramics, it has the highest toughness, making it less prone to cracking and chipping. - Its high thermal expansion rate is close to that of metals, allowing for consideration of combined use. - Its low thermal conductivity provides expected insulation effects. - The crystal structure changes with temperature fluctuations, making it unstable and prone to degradation. - Its high temperature and high fracture toughness are 3 to 4 times that of conventional ceramics. - It excels in insulation effects. [Examples of Applications] - Insulation blocks, guide spacers, grinding balls, nozzles, etc. - Fitting parts with metals, pump components, reaction tubes, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Fine ceramics "Silicon carbide (SiC)"

A material that excels in corrosion resistance and maintains strength even at high temperatures among fine ceramics!

Silicon carbide (SiC) is a material that excels in heat resistance among fine ceramics and maintains its strength even at high temperatures. As a fine ceramic, silicon carbide is a difficult-to-machine material, but it is particularly hard and challenging to process. Depending on the shape, it is possible to respond to short delivery times through machining from pre-fired materials, so please feel free to inquire. Silicon carbide maintains its strength even at high temperatures of 1400°C, is not an insulator but a semiconductor, and due to its high corrosion resistance, it can be used in harsh environments. 【Features】 ■ Excellent corrosion resistance among fine ceramics ■ Hard and excellent in wear resistance and sliding among fine ceramics ■ High thermal conductivity, with some grades having conductivity equivalent to aluminum nitride ■ Excellent properties as a high-temperature structural material and corrosion-resistant material ■ High creep resistance and oxidation resistance 【Examples of Applications】 ■ Plates, chucks, base plates, and fingers for semiconductor manufacturing equipment ■ Wear-resistant nozzles and mechanical seals ■ Corrosion-resistant reaction tubes and acid treatment jigs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Heat sink thermal conductivity ceramic N-9H

This is a heat sink thermal ceramic that realizes a new form of heat management with the high radiation characteristics of the material.

The heat-dissipating ceramic "N-9H," developed for heat sinks, has a density of over 99% alumina. By using a special manufacturing process to minimize the residual sintering binder, it achieves an ultra-dense sintered body that maximizes the heat dissipation properties unique to alumina. Its heat dissipation capability makes it ideal for heat sinks, and it is actively used in various fields. *For more details, please refer to the technical documentation "Heat Dissipating Ceramic N-9H - Ideal for Heat Sinks." [Features] 1. The ceramics produced using a unique method have high thermal radiation characteristics (emissivity), achieving excellent thermal management. 2. Ideal for preventing unwanted radiation and noise (also serves as an insulating sheet). 3. Simplification of shapes, miniaturization, and cost reduction are realized. 4. Custom shapes can also be accommodated (capable of supporting from prototyping to mass production). 5. Optimal as a heat dissipation plate for LEDs and lamps.

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Various ceramics short-term processing

We significantly accelerate our customers' procurement, development, and manufacturing through high-precision and short delivery times for various ceramic processing.

We have a variety of materials, including machinable ceramics and fine ceramics, that are already fired and in stock as ingots. Based on the processing drawings received from customers, we manufacture using all machining processes. While the usual firing process for ceramics typically takes 1 to 2 months, we offer a standard delivery time of 2 weeks. ● Features - We are equipped with a wide range of machinery, including machining, surface grinding, lathes, and 5-axis machining centers, achieving short delivery times with zero outsourcing. - Utilizing 5-axis machining centers, we can produce shapes that are extremely difficult to achieve with ceramic processing. For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Overseas manufactured fine ceramics

High-purity foreign fine ceramics primarily consisting of alumina-zirconia oxide systems and silicon carbide-silicon nitride non-oxide systems.

This is an introduction to overseas fine ceramics through our Chinese subsidiary. In addition to oxide-based materials such as alumina and zirconia, we have recently expanded our offerings to include non-oxide ceramics such as silicon carbide and silicon nitride. In particular, our general-purpose alumina is available in a wide range of grades, from high-purity grades suitable for semiconductor applications with a purity of over 99.5% to general-purpose grades aimed at cost reduction with a purity of 96% or lower. We can propose purity and grade options tailored to your specifications. We also handle a variety of zirconia with a wealth of experience. Regarding manufacturing methods, we employ a low-pressure injection method that minimizes mold costs, and we excel at creating three-dimensional structures that can only be reproduced through molding, making it especially suitable for cost reduction in medium to large lots. We also offer post-sintering polishing, and mirror finishes are possible. Additionally, due to high demand, we produce a significant amount of non-oxide hard materials such as silicon carbide and silicon nitride. Depending on the application and needs, we can propose various purity and grade options, so please feel free to inquire.

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Brochure "Introduction to Ceramic Selection - What Materials Are Available?"

If you read this book, you'll understand what materials are available in ceramics at a glance. We are currently offering a useful technical handbook for selection for free!

Introducing various types of "ceramics" that you may not be familiar with! We cover a wide range from basic manufacturing methods to the characteristics of each material. This technical handbook is especially useful for beginners who want to try, are interested but hesitant, or don't know what types are available. Please download for more details. Also, feel free to contact us anytime.

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Booklet "Introduction to Ceramics - What Materials Are Available?"

Understand the basics of types and characteristics of ceramics! Free technical handbook available!

If you are involved with ceramics, you definitely want to have a grasp of various fundamental knowledge such as types, characteristics, and physical properties. We are currently offering a technical handbook titled "Introduction to Ceramics - What Materials Are There?" for free! Ceramics possess excellent features such as wear resistance and heat resistance, making them widely used as solutions to the challenges of general-purpose metals. This booklet clearly explains the raw materials and manufacturing processes, as well as the differences between machinable ceramics and fine ceramics. [Main Contents] ■ What are ceramics? ■ Characteristics of ceramics ■ Machinable ceramics and fine ceramics ■ Ceramics manufacturing processes ■ Strengths of Narasaki Industries ■ Various physical property values of ceramics, etc. *The technical handbook can be viewed from the [Download] section. Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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Electron beam processing technology

High melting point materials and high reflectivity materials can also be joined between different metals. We achieve low heat impact and high-quality welding!

Electron beam welding is based on the premise that it is conducted in a vacuum. 【What is an electron beam?】 The heat electrons generated from a filament heated in a vacuum are accelerated by applying voltage between the cathode and anode, forming a flow of electrons that becomes a beam. 【What is electron beam welding?】 When this beam is deflected and focused onto the welding area using coils or lenses, the kinetic energy is converted into thermal energy at high speed, and this heat melts the material, resulting in welding. 【Features】 - Joining of difficult-to-weld materials: It is possible to join high-reflectivity materials like copper, high-melting-point materials like tungsten, and also dissimilar metals. - Low thermal impact: The penetration is deep with minimal thermal distortion, eliminating the need for distortion correction after welding. - High quality: Due to processing in a vacuum, it prevents gas entrapment and surface oxidation, resulting in fewer defects such as blowholes. Electron beam processing has a high energy density and can instantaneously provide a large amount of heat to the material, making it suitable for welding applications on difficult-to-process materials in fields such as nuclear and aerospace. Additionally, its good energy stability and minimal distortion due to thermal effects have led to its widespread use in the automotive industry. Please feel free to contact us.

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High-temperature resistant resin 'PEEK' [Short delivery time, small lot available]

High-performance resins that are actively used in multiple fields such as semiconductors, aerospace, food, and medical applications! Capable of handling small batches through machining as well as mass production via injection molding!

PEEK is a high-performance thermoplastic resin (super engineering plastic) that excels in "high heat resistance," "mechanical strength," and "chemical resistance." PEEK boasts top-tier thermal properties among thermoplastic resins, with a continuous use temperature of approximately 250°C and a melting point of 334°C. It has exceptional chemical resistance, particularly against acids and alkalis at high temperatures. Additionally, it exhibits excellent insulation and dielectric properties across a wide frequency range. PEEK can accommodate orders from a single piece through machining, as well as mass production lots via injection molding. 【Features】 ■ Heat Resistance The continuous use temperature for high-temperature characteristics is approximately 240 to 250°C. The melting point is 334°C, placing it among the highest ranks of thermoplastics and plastics. ■ Excellent Radiation Resistance It is resistant to degradation from radiation and can maintain insulation properties up to 1000 Mrad. ■ Relatively Non-flammable (low smoke generation) During combustion, it does not produce irritating gases, and smoke generation is very minimal. *For more details, please request a catalog or view the PDF data available for download.

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Brochure "Introduction to Ceramics - Processing Accuracy and Shape" Volume 3

Introducing examples of processing such as flat grinding, mirror finishing, and screw shape processing. Offering the third volume of technical materials for free.

At Narasaki Sangyo, we are currently offering a document titled "Introduction to Ceramics Vol. 3 - About Processing Accuracy and Shapes," which introduces standard processing accuracy for ceramics, reference values for our processing accuracy, and actual processing examples! The document includes photos showcasing various processing examples such as flat grinding and mirror finishing, blast treatment on alumina, round blade processing on zirconia, and screw shape processing on macor. It also introduces the processing machines used. Along with "Vol. 1 What Materials Are Available?" and "Vol. 2 Four Keywords for Material Selection," this serves as a useful introductory resource for ceramic processing. [Contents] - Various physical properties of ceramics - About processing accuracy - Dimensional tolerances - Flatness and parallelism - Surface roughness - Fine holes/grooves - Examples of special shapes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Pamphlet "Introduction to Ceramics - Manufacturing Methods and Costs, 4th Edition" *Free of Charge

Choose the appropriate manufacturing method and reduce manufacturing costs! An explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of various manufacturing methods.

At Narasaki Industries, we are offering a booklet titled "Introduction to Ceramics - Manufacturing Methods and Costs, Volume 4," which provides an explanation of ceramic manufacturing methods! Ceramics are often perceived as "expensive materials" and "high processing costs." To reduce manufacturing costs, it is essential to choose the appropriate manufacturing method based on the required shape, precision, and quantity. This document highlights four manufacturing methods proposed by Narasaki Industries, along with their respective advantages and disadvantages. [Contents] ■ Various physical properties of ceramics ■ Manufacturing methods for ceramics  (1) Firing from green processing  (2) Various molding processes  (3) All machining from fired materials  (4) Processing by overseas manufacturers *This document can be viewed immediately via "PDF Download." Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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