Morgan Electro Ceramics announces the release of our new piezoelectric material, PZT-508-HD, for use in
demanding transducer and actuator applications.
The new, high density material was designed to achieve low porosity and a uniform microstructure, offering
increased dielectric constant, low dielectric losses and improved electromechanical coupling coefficients.
• High performance applications include medical imaging, inkjet printing and actuators.
• Higher dielectric permittivity and coupling results in higher sensitivity in imaging and other sensing
applications.
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• Significantly higher d31 yields higher displacement and blocked force in tube and bender applications.
• Improved mechanical properties resulting in improved machinability for generating finer features.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Several types of piezoelectric ceramic materials are available. Each type is tailored towards the requirements of particular applications. This is achieved by changing the chemical composition of the ceramic to enhance specific properties. The ceramic materials are arranged in three groups: Hard Materials, Soft Materials and Custom Materials.

Morgan Electro Ceramics announces the release of our new piezoceramic materials, the PZT-5K HD series, for
use in medical sensors and low power medical devices.
The new materials are specifically formulated with high coupling values and improved dielectric properties and
are well suited for thin and small parts. Applications include sensors for blood pressure, auditory sounds,
vascular flow, and medical imaging.
The materials are available in thicknesses from .003" to .500" and a wide range of areas. Electrodes available
are silver, nickel, and gold plating for wire bonding

Morgan Technical Ceramics supplies Piezo Composite materials to satisfy the divergent requirements of a wide variety of ultrasound and sonar applications.

We offer a range of standard 1-3 composite materials and a large range of custom 1-3 and 2-2 piezo ceramic components.

Piezoceramic composites are made with a diced piezo ceramic material and a polymer infill material tailored to achieve the required acoustic properities.