Magnesium Oxide Ceramic Material

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Magnesium oxide ceramic material.

High purity magnesia and alumina are used to prepare molten ceramic particles which can be widely used in the field of abrasive tools used together with rare earth oxides as a sintering aid to prepare the silicon nitride ceramics which can efficiently and economically. Magnesia magnesium oxide mgo is a specialty ceramic with outstanding high temperature performance used primarily in thermal engineering heating elements crucibles and refractory. Whilst dense magnesia has limited uses as an engineering ceramic lower density variants of magnesia such as our luminex material can be utilised in a range of market sectors and industry specific applications. Magnesium oxide is the most commonly used crushable ceramics since it combines excellent thermal conductivity with extremely good electrical resistance even at high temperatures.

Magnesia has a maximum use temperature of 2200ºc which is significantly higher than many other technical ceramics. Magnesia is the common name used for magnesium oxide mgo. The concentrated application of magnesium oxide in ceramics. The material has an extremely useful combination of properties which distinguish it from other ceramics.