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Technical (advanced) ceramics, alumina, zirconia, silicon carbide, silicon nitride, and boron carbide, deliver properties impossible in metals: extreme hardness (8 to 9.5 Mohs), electrical insulation at high temperatures, resistance to thermal shock, and chemical inertness. Used where metals corrode, melt, or conduct electricity unacceptably.

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Common grades & specs

Alumina (Al2O3): 96%, 99%, 99.9% purity gradesZirconia (ZrO2): yttria-stabilized, MgO-stabilizedSilicon Carbide (SiC): reaction-bonded, sintered, CVDSilicon Nitride (Si3N4): sintered, hot-pressedBoron Carbide (B4C)Aluminum Nitride (AlN, high thermal conductivity)

Available forms

Pressed and sintered blanksGround and lapped platesCustom machined parts (green or fired state)Tape-cast and slip-cast shapesCVD-coated components

Who buys Ceramics on BlastRFQ?

Buyers across these industries post Ceramics RFQs daily.

Electrical insulators and substrates
Wear-resistant liners and guides
Cutting tool inserts
Pump seals and mechanical face seals
High-temperature kiln furniture
Body and vehicle armor (boron carbide)
Dental and medical implants (zirconia)

Tips for a great Ceramics RFQ

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Specify ceramic type and minimum purity, drives all properties and cost

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Ceramics are brittle, design with generous radii and avoid sharp corners

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Grinding is the only practical machining method for fired ceramics, plan tolerances and cost accordingly

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Green machining (before sintering) is more economical for complex shapes, allow for ~20% shrinkage

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