Kyocera Corporation Alumina

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The most widely used and best-known fine ceramic material. Good mechanical strength, electrical insulation, high-frequency loss, thermal conductivity, and resistance to heat, wear and corrosion. Sapphire is single-crystal alumina.
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The most widely used and best-known fine ceramic material. Good mechanical strength, electrical insulation, high-frequency loss, thermal conductivity, and resistance to heat, wear and corrosion. Sapphire is single-crystal alumina.
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Alumina -  - Kyocera Corporation
Fushimiku, Kyoto, Japan
Alumina
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The most widely used and best-known fine ceramic material. Good mechanical strength, electrical insulation, high-frequency loss, thermal conductivity, and resistance to heat, wear and corrosion. Sapphire is single-crystal alumina.

The most widely used and best-known fine ceramic material. Good mechanical strength, electrical insulation, high-frequency loss, thermal conductivity, and resistance to heat, wear and corrosion. Sapphire is single-crystal alumina.

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  Kyocera Corporation
Product Category Oxide Ceramics
Product Name Alumina
Shape / Form Custom Shape (optional feature); Preforms (optional feature); Roller / Roll (optional feature); Tube (optional feature); WaferSubstrate (optional feature); Hollow Stock (Tube, Pipe, Column) (optional feature)
Applications Refractory or High Temperature Insulation (optional feature); Chemical or material processing (optional feature); Electronics or semiconductors (optional feature); HV / Electrical (optional feature); Wear resistant parts or tooling (optional feature); Anti-Plasma Materials
Oxide Type Alumina
Max Use Temperature 800 to 1000 C (1472 to 1832 F)
Thermal Conductivity 18 W/m-K (10.4 BTU-ft/hr-ft²-F)
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