Ceramic Applications

Integrated circuit (IC) packaging is a critical stage in electronic device manufacturing, as its quality directly impacts the performance and reliability of electronic products. Aluminum nitride (AlN) ceramics, an advanced high-temperature structural material, demonstrate significant potential in the field of IC packaging due to their unique performance advantages.

ZrO2 ceramics, as an excellent advanced ceramic material, are widely used in various industrial fields due to their high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, strong toughness, and good biocompatibility. In the seemingly impractical field of decoration, zirconia is widely used in ceramic decorative materials due to its good aesthetic luster.

Due to the sensitivity of silicon wafers to contamination, wafer processing is typically done in a vacuum. Most materials for robotic arms are unsuitable in this environment. Alumina ceramic, with its high resistance to heat, wear, and hardness, is ideal for manufacturing robotic arms in semiconductor equipment.

Alumina ceramic crucibles are advanced ceramic materials widely used in high-temperature environments due to their high melting point, high hardness, excellent chemical stability, and outstanding corrosion resistance. They are extensively applied in various industrial and scientific fields.

With its high toughness, thermal stability, corrosion resistance, and strength, magnesium-stabilized zirconia ceramics exhibit enormous potential in modern technology. Its wide range of applications in aerospace, energy, medical devices, and electronics offers promising prospects for the future, paving the way for new innovations and developments.

The integration of silicon nitride protection tubes with thermocouples is a perfect example of combining technology with industrial applications. This integration not only enhances the accuracy and stability of temperature measurement but also extends the lifespan of thermocouples, providing robust support for various industrial applications.

Alumina thermocouple protection tubes are ceramic tubes used to protect thermocouples. They have characteristics such as high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, low thermal conductivity, high strength, and light weight, making them an ideal material for thermocouple protection.

In industrial production, thermocouples are commonly used temperature measurement elements, and the choice of protection tubes significantly impacts the accuracy and stability of temperature measurements. Common materials for thermocouple protection tubes include stainless steel, high-temperature alumina ceramic, and high-temperature silicon nitride ceramic.

Advanced ceramics have yet to be widely deployed in the solar market due to technical costs. However, with technological advancements, product updates, and improved production efficiency, ceramic products that effectively and efficiently match solar thermal power systems will be widely introduced to the market.

As society demands higher standards for environmental protection, economy, and performance, and with continuous technological innovation, ceramic valves' usage scope is expanding, their mechanical stability is improving, and their economic value is increasing.