MATERIALS
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Fused silica 99.8%
Custom components in 99.8% amorphous fused silica for processes where thermal expansion and sudden temperature changes are critical.
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Silicon carbide ceramics
Ceramic-bonded silicon carbide components for wear, thermal cycling and heat-transfer requirements in industrial equipment.
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Mullite ceramics
Alumina-rich ceramic components for refractory and thermal-insulation applications, manufactured to the required shape.
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Special refractory ceramics
Silico-aluminous refractory bodies selected around the application, geometry and production requirements.
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| Material | Typical selection driver | Discuss with us |
|---|---|---|
| Fused silica 99.8% | Very low thermal expansion | Glass processing |
| Silicon carbide ceramics | Thermal shock resistance | Industrial furnaces |
| Mullite ceramics | Refractory performance | Industrial furnaces |
| Special refractory ceramics | Formulation selected for the application | Heat treatment |
This comparison identifies material families. It is not a substitute for grade-specific technical data or application validation.
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