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Overview of Machinable Glass Ceramics Often represented by Corning’s Macor trademarked products, machinable glass-ceramics are a unique material that fills the gap between traditional engineering materials such as ceramics and metals. Its main feature is its machinability, which allows it to be shaped into complex geometries without the need for diamond tools or sintering processes.

Basic information on Zerodur glass 1.What is Zerodur glass? Zerodur is a unique material developed by Schott AG, designed to meet the demands of environments requiring extreme thermal and dimensional stability. It combines a glassy matrix with microcrystalline structures, offering the best of both worlds: precision and durability. 2.Its chemical composition and unique properties Zerodur

Introduction When it comes to advanced materials that combine performance, machinability, and compliance with environmental regulations, Macor glass ceramic stands out. Recently, Macor has undergone rigorous testing by SGS, a globally recognized testing and certification body, and has been proven to meet the stringent requirements of the RoHS Directive (EU) 2015/863. This article delves into

A Comprehensive Guide to Macor Ceramics: Machining, Manufacturing Costs and Applications Introduction Macor is a machinable glass-ceramic material known for its excellent thermal, electrical and mechanical properties, as well as excellent processing performance. Developed by Corning Inc., Macor has been widely used in a variety of fields such as aerospace, electronics, and industrial equipment, especially

Introduction to Aluminum Nitride Ceramics Aluminum Nitride ceramics, composed primarily of aluminum (Al) and nitrogen (N), exhibit a crystal structure that enables them to deliver outstanding performance in various high-temperature and high-power applications. With the ongoing development in material science, AlN has evolved as one of the leading choices for applications requiring high thermal conductivity