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High thermal conductivity, micro-machinable ceramics "Shapal HiM Soft"

High thermal conductivity, micro-machinable ceramics "Shapal HiM Soft"

The Shaparl HiM soft of fast-cutting ceramics features a high thermal conductivity of 92 W/m·K and high thermal shock resistance of 400°C! It also has a track record of micro-hole processing with a diameter of 0.08 mm.

Shaparl Hi M Soft," a composite sintered body of aluminum nitride and boron nitride, is a high-performance machinable ceramic with high thermal conductivity and thermal shock resistance. It is also suitable for machining, offering excellent machinability that allows for the processing of complex shapes and high-precision machining. We have processing achievements such as fine holes of Φ0.08, Φ0.1, and surface roughness of Ra0.2. <Features> - Excellent vacuum properties - Low thermal expansion rate (4.8×10^-6/°C) - High thermal conductivity (approximately 92 W/m·K) - High strength (300 MPa) - Excellent electrical insulation properties - Resistant to wetting by molten metals *For more details, please refer to the catalog or our website, or feel free to contact us.

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Ceramics with excellent strength and fracture toughness, 'Zirconia (ZrO2)'

Ceramics with excellent strength and fracture toughness, 'Zirconia (ZrO2)'

Zirconia (ZrO2) has high bending strength and compressive strength at room temperature, and its fracture toughness is extremely high.

Among engineering ceramics, this is the ceramic with the highest strength and toughness at room temperature. It is also characterized by low thermal conductivity and high thermal insulation. Compared to other ceramic materials, it has a high thermal expansion rate and excels in hardness, fracture toughness, corrosion resistance, and surface smoothness. Due to its high toughness and strength at room temperature, it is used in knives, scissors, and kitchen knives. <Features> - Extremely high fracture toughness, with significant bending strength and compressive strength at room temperature. - Low thermal conductivity, resulting in high thermal insulation. - Excellent surface smoothness. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or our website, or feel free to contact us.

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Machinable ceramics "Macore" with excellent cutting performance and insulation properties.

Machinable ceramics "Macore" with excellent cutting performance and insulation properties.

Mako, which is attracting attention in fuel cell development, enables high precision due to its ease of precise machining.

Makore, which excels in quick cutting and allows for complex shapes and precision machining, is also a material that is less prone to chipping due to its material properties. Because it has no pores, it demonstrates stable performance even in a vacuum. It can also be used with carbide and high-speed steel tools. There is a track record of processing fine holes with a diameter of 0.1 mm. Mirror finishing is also possible. <Features> - Excellent vacuum properties. Due to its non-porous nature, it has low gas permeability and outgassing, zero water absorption, making it suitable as a vacuum material. - Helium permeability is better than Pyrex. - Excellent electrical insulation. - Usable at temperatures from -273 to 1000°C (continuous use at 800°C, 800°C in high vacuum). - Thermal insulation, non-magnetic. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or website, or feel free to contact us.

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Short-term processing of ceramics

Short-term processing of ceramics

We offer precision processing of various ceramics with short delivery times. Hand-drawn designs are also acceptable!

By collaborating with over 100 partner factories, we achieve short delivery times and high precision for the products you desire. While inquiring about your intended use, we also propose appropriate processing methods and materials. Even with hand-drawn sketches, we can create 3D drawings and manufacture them. From prototypes to mass-produced items, please feel free to contact us first. *For more details, please download the catalog or visit our website.

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Heat-resistant and shock-resistant ceramics 'BN (boron nitride)'

Heat-resistant and shock-resistant ceramics 'BN (boron nitride)'

BN (boron nitride), also known as "white graphite," has many excellent properties, including thermal shock resistance, electrical insulation, heat resistance, and high thermal conductivity.

BN is made from a white powder with a crystal structure similar to graphite. Therefore, it has similarities to graphite in terms of heat resistance, thermal shock resistance, lubricity, machinability, and chemical stability. However, while graphite is dielectric, BN has high electrical insulation properties and is distinctly white in color. Regarding processing, a tolerance of ±0.01 is possible.

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