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Contact usMain differences between special and traditional ceramic materials
Differences | Special Ceramic Materials | Traditional Ceramic Materials |
Raw Materials | Synthetic "selected highly quality raw materials" (oxides and non-oxides). | Natural minerals, such as clay, quartz, feldspar, etc. |
Shaping process | Pressing, hot pressure casting, injection, film rolling, isostatic pressing. | Grouting, mostly plastic molding |
Firing process | Advanced methods such as vacuum sintering, protective atmosphere sintering, hot pressing and hot isostatic pressing are widely used in the temperature range of 1200 ~ 2200 ℃. Mainly fueled by electricity, oil and gas. | Generally below 1350 ℃, Mainly fueled by coal, oil and gas. |
Properties | Emphasis on inner quality, it has excellent physical and chemical properties, high-strength, high-hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, thermal shock resistance, and excellent performance in heat, light, sound, electricity, magnetism, chemistry, biology, etc. | Emphasis on outward appearance |
Additional processing | Generally, additional processing (cutting, drilling, grinding and polishing) is required. | Generally, no additional processing required. |
Purpose | Has wide range of valuable uses in petroleum, chemical, steel, electronics, textile and automobile industries. Also used in advanced technology industries, such as aerospace, nuclear and military. | Cooking utensils, tableware and handicrafts. |