Brief Introduction of Metallization Ceramics

Metallization Ceramics

Advanced ceramics are widely used in electronics and engineering applications for their chemical and mechanical properties. Compared to metals, they are stronger in compression, especially at higher temperatures. Advanced ceramics have good thermal stability (i.e., a low coefficient of thermal expansion) and good thermal and electrical resistance. They are also hard and have excellent dimensional stability. metallized ceramic for vacuum interrupter

As a result, the list of applications for advanced ceramics is including aerospace engine blades, rings and valve components, industrial pump bearings, cutting tools and die parts, medical instruments, and wide uses in the electronics industry as a substrate and in specialized vacuum components.

Metallization ceramics is a famous coating technology in advanced ceramics. They are commonly used in many applications, for example, in power electronics components placed under extreme load, electrical drive engineering, and electrical engineering as well as in electronic components for computer technology.

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Key Features

Standard Moly-Manganese coatings of .001”+/-.0005” offers a uniform coat and optimum peel strength

Standard Nickel plating thickness of .0001”/.0004” creates an ideal surface for vacuum-tight braze seals

Key Benefits

Superior bare ceramic and metallization quality

Vertically integrated ceramic processing with traceability from the bare ceramic powder through metallization and Nickel plating

Application engineering support

Specialization in prototype to medium volume with the ability to seamlessly upscale to high volume production if required.

Metallization Capabilities

Face metallization of large and small parts

Pattern screening of highly intricate details

Complete OD metallization

Complete ID metallization of even the smallest thru holes

Counterbore metallization

ID/OD striping to tight tolerance bandwidths

Electrolytic and Electroless Nickel plating processes

Typical Applications

RF windows

Vacuum tubes

Laser tubes

X-ray Tubes

Feedthrough

Headers

High-power receptacles

Insulating discs

Insulator rings and cylinders

Precipitator products

Power switches

Traveling wave tubes

Power grid tubes