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Get a complete brief on the properties and applications of Yttria Stabilized Zirconia (YSZ). Explore its role in energy, aerospace, healthcare, and high-tech industries with unmatched toughness, thermal stability, and ionic conductivity.
2024-11-28
What are the thermal properties of technical ceramics? Learn how their heat resistance makes them perfect for high-temperature applications.
2024-11-27
Alumina is the most commonly used advanced ceramic material. It is widely used in manufacturing engineering and household appliances. Alumina is a cost-effective ceramic material with some exceptional…
2024-11-27
Since surface atoms are susceptible to oxidation under certain conditions, corrosion can degrade materials through chemical interactions. Sometimes, corrosion protects the material but can lead to dis…
2024-11-26
Boron carbide might not be a household name, but behind the scenes, this incredible material is quietly playing a role in some of the most high-tech and demanding industries today. Considered one of t…
2024-11-26
Surprisingly, there are 17 different types of zirconia. That’s way more than 6 or 7! These types are categorized according to certain characteristics. Every one of them is beneficial because it has a …
2024-11-26
Introduction:Whether it’s about ceramic coating your car, or using ceramic in advanced electronics due to its incredible properties, the use of ceramic materials is all around us. Our forefathers used…
2024-11-25
Boron Nitride Nanotubes (BNNT) are one of the most exciting new materials that nanotechnology has to offer. As the name suggests, BNNTs have the same cylindrical structure as carbon nanotubes (CNT), b…
2024-11-19
What is the manufacturing process of ceramic rodsPrimarily, Ceramic rod manufacturing is done using the following methods:• Uniaxial Pressing• Isostatic pressing• Slip casting• ExtrusionOut of…
2024-11-18
Learn about the properties and applications of different alumina grades to help you select the best material.
2024-11-18
Ceramic materials are hard, brittle, corrosion-resistant, inorganic, and non-metallic solids. They are widely used in manufacturing different industrial items and pottery. Ceramics are eco-friendly and sustainable.
2024-11-18
Since the birth of the first modern ball bearing in 1869, bearing technology has continued to develop, from traditional steel bearings to modern ceramic bearings, and industrial technology has made ma…
2024-11-15
