Product Announcements: Industrial Ceramic Materials

Organizations pioneering in the nanotechnology field frequently require precision tooling fixtures or substrates made from the ultra hard and impervious materials that we at Insaco routinely process. We source or recommend exotic materials from the most appropriate suppliers and then machine and polish to exacting customer requirements. (read more)

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A customer pioneering in the life sciences industry contacted Insaco for a quote on Aluminum Nitride machining for their developmental part requiring excellent hardness and good thermal conductivity. However, they weren't sure the Aluminum Nitride was the most efficient choice. (read more)

Rath Incorporated offers a broad line of high purity fiber insulation materials suitable for thermal processes up to 1850°C. Rath Incorporated fiber insulation is made using the highest quality synthetic raw materials, ensuring the lowest possible level of impurities. Rath Incorporated products contain no organic binder. (read more)

Aremcolox^tm 502-1100, a new low cost, machinable alumino-silicate ceramic produced by Aremco Products, Inc., is now available for producing electrical and thermal insulators, feed-thrus, furnace carriers, brazing fixtures, welding shields, soldering fixtures, and burner nozzles used in applications to 2100 ^oF (1150 ºC). (read more)

Ziralit provides considerable improvement in strength and toughness over standard silicate products used in the fuse market. (read more)

Type FBD is Zircar Zirconia's strongest and most stable zirconia fiber board. Type FBD is ideally suited for thermal insulation and protection applications under conditions of ultra-high temperatures and is dimensionally stable to 2000°C and can be used at higher temperatures in areas where some additional shrinkage can be tolerated. (read more)

CRYSTEX Composites LLC manufactures glass bonded mica industrial ceramic materials to match your specifications (read more)

Mykroy/Mycalex Grade MM400 is a compression molded glass mica composite that is the perfect alternative to high performance plastics where good dielectric strength and good arc resistance are required. (read more)

ALUMINA The most common material used for structural ceramic parts is alumina. It is used in applications from aerospace to medical, to bearings to analytical instrumentation. High purity alumina ceramics lends itself well to corrosive environments. (read more)

GRADE "A" LAVA also has good thermal shock properties which allow it to be used in welding applications. Low thermal conductivity is also a highlight of this material. (read more)