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Ceramics are in high demand in environments where electrical insulation, non-metallic properties, and corrosion resistance are essential.

**What is Ceramic?** Ceramic is a hard, lightweight, non-metallic material made from powdered raw materials such as aluminum oxide, manufactured through compression molding and sintering. Various types of ceramics with different properties are created depending on the firing temperature and the type of additives used. **Differences Between Cemented Carbide and Ceramic** Both have high hardness and wear resistance, and their manufacturing processes are similar, but there are the following differences. We can recommend the optimal material based on your needs, so please feel free to contact us. - **Corrosion Resistance** Cemented Carbide < Ceramic Ceramic can also be used with chlorine-based agents such as sodium hypochlorite. - **Electrical Insulation** Cemented Carbide < Ceramic Ceramic is utilized in the manufacturing of semiconductors and electronic components due to its excellent electrical insulation properties. - **Toughness** Cemented Carbide > Ceramic Ceramic has a tendency to chip more easily. - **Specific Gravity** Cemented Carbide > Ceramic Ceramic has a specific gravity of approximately 1/3 that of cemented carbide, making it very easy to handle. **Main Industries for Introduction** Semiconductor industry, electronic components industry, food industry, etc.

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