CoorsTek Silicate Ceramics, Mullite

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Silicate ceramics, the oldest family of ceramics, are multi-phase materials developed from natural silicate sources such as clay, kaolin, feldspar, and soapstone. Today’s silicates — including cordierite, forsterite, mullite, steatite, and technical porcelain — evolved from traditional ceramics and are useful for cost-effective technical applications such as electrical insulators and chemical labware. Cost-effective Electrical resistivity Thermal shock resistance Ceramics Expertise CoorsTek helped pioneer the use of engineered ceramics in technical applications, including our robust porcelain labware over the past century. We worked with our customers to develop technical ceramics, driven by real world applications.
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Silicate ceramics, the oldest family of ceramics, are multi-phase materials developed from natural silicate sources such as clay, kaolin, feldspar, and soapstone. Today’s silicates — including cordierite, forsterite, mullite, steatite, and technical porcelain — evolved from traditional ceramics and are useful for cost-effective technical applications such as electrical insulators and chemical labware. Cost-effective Electrical resistivity Thermal shock resistance Ceramics Expertise CoorsTek helped pioneer the use of engineered ceramics in technical applications, including our robust porcelain labware over the past century. We worked with our customers to develop technical ceramics, driven by real world applications.

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Silicate Ceramics, Mullite
Silicate Ceramics, Mullite
Silicate ceramics, the oldest family of ceramics, are multi-phase materials developed from natural silicate sources such as clay, kaolin, feldspar, and soapstone. Today’s silicates — including cordierite, forsterite, mullite, steatite, and technical porcelain — evolved from traditional ceramics and are useful for cost-effective technical applications such as electrical insulators and chemical labware. Cost-effective Electrical resistivity Thermal shock resistance Ceramics Expertise CoorsTek helped pioneer the use of engineered ceramics in technical applications, including our robust porcelain labware over the past century. We worked with our customers to develop technical ceramics, driven by real world applications.

Silicate ceramics, the oldest family of ceramics, are multi-phase materials developed from natural silicate sources such as clay, kaolin, feldspar, and soapstone. Today’s silicates — including cordierite, forsterite, mullite, steatite, and technical porcelain — evolved from traditional ceramics and are useful for cost-effective technical applications such as electrical insulators and chemical labware.

  • Cost-effective
  • Electrical resistivity
  • Thermal shock resistance

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CoorsTek helped pioneer the use of engineered ceramics in technical applications, including our robust porcelain labware over the past century. We worked with our customers to develop technical ceramics, driven by real world applications.

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  CoorsTek
Product Category Specialty Ceramics
Product Name Silicate Ceramics, Mullite
Specialty Ceramic Type Mullite
Composition or ASTM/EN Cement Type  Al Silicate
Applications Foundry / Metal Processing; Ceramic tubes, Metal foundry filters
Max Use Temperature 1700 C (3092 F)
Thermal Conductivity 4 W/m-K (2.31 BTU-ft/hr-ft²-F)
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