Ceramic Labware – Crucible
Crucible is a cup-shaped vessel used in the laboratory to heat liquid or solid at high temperature. It’s good friends of the lab and a… Read More »Ceramic Labware – Crucible
Boron Nitride
Why Choose Boron Nitride material as insulators in polysilicon ingot furnace?
Boron Nitride is with high-temperature resistance, high thermal conductivity, and high electrical insulation. And it’s easy to machine to high precision parts with low density,… Read More »Why Choose Boron Nitride material as insulators in polysilicon ingot furnace?
The Introduction of Pyrolytic Boron Nitride Crucible
PBN is a particular material of ceramics. It’s sedimentary the process just like ”Snowing” — hexagon-shaped PBN by dropping on graphite material in parallel till… Read More »The Introduction of Pyrolytic Boron Nitride Crucible
Pyrolytic Boron Nitride Heater
At present, conventional insulating materials have disadvantages such as inability to withstand high temperatures, low purity, gas release at high temperatures, poor toughness, no insulation… Read More »Pyrolytic Boron Nitride Heater
Seven Advantages Of Boron Nitride Nozzles
Hexagonal Boron Nitride (HBN) is a unique material that has a wide range of industrial applications. One common uses of this material are high-temperature nozzles… Read More »Seven Advantages Of Boron Nitride Nozzles
Boron Nitride Crucible for Vacuum Casting Molten Metals
Boron nitride exhibits a hexagonal structure and is sometimes known as white graphite, due to its lubricity, anisotropic properties, heat resistance, and high thermal conductivity.… Read More »Boron Nitride Crucible for Vacuum Casting Molten Metals
BN Insulators for PVD, CVD Systems
With properties of high dielectric strength and high chemical inertness, Boron Nitride is uniquely qualified for a variety of shielding and insulating components in a… Read More »BN Insulators for PVD, CVD Systems
Alumina is Harder than Zirconia, So It Must be More Wear Resistant?
Although it’s commonly accepted that hardness equates with wear resistance, it’s not always the case. In sliding wear environments, hard counter faces that do not… Read More »Alumina is Harder than Zirconia, So It Must be More Wear Resistant?