Alumina ceramic liners, industrial Ceramic rings, and Ceramic Linings are all commonly used ceramic components in the industrial field.

Alumina ceramic liners

·Performance Characteristics: Excellent wear resistance and high hardness effectively resist abrasion and impact from materials. Excellent high-temperature resistance allows for stable performance in high-temperature environments, resisting deformation and cracking. Highly stable against corrosive media such as acids and alkalis, allowing for long-term use in corrosive environments. Furthermore, alumina ceramic liners are lighter than metal materials, reducing the weight load on equipment. They also possess high strength and are resistant to breakage.

·Applications: Widely used in industries such as power, steel, metallurgy, and cement. Examples include boiler linings and chimney linings in the power industry, silo hopper linings in the steel industry, and acid-resistant reactor linings in the chemical industry. Industrial ceramic rings

•Performance and Characteristics: Alumina ceramic rings, for example, have a Mohs hardness of 9 and wear resistance over 200 times that of stainless steel. They can withstand temperatures up to 1600°C and maintain stable performance in extreme environments. At room temperature, they boast a resistivity of up to 10¹⁴Ω・cm and are resistant to strong acids and alkalis, providing excellent insulation and corrosion resistance. Furthermore, industrial ceramic rings are lightweight, with a density of 3.5g/cm³, only half that of steel, significantly reducing equipment load.

•Applications: In the new energy sector, they can be used as separator materials for solid-state batteries, improving ion conductivity and reducing thermal runaway temperatures. In the semiconductor industry, they are used in chip packaging to prevent circuit breakage caused by temperature fluctuations. In the medical field, their biocompatibility makes them an ideal material for artificial joints.

•Performance and Characteristics: Ceramic linings are generally made of ceramic materials such as high-alumina or alumina. They possess excellent wear resistance, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance, effectively protecting against material abrasion and chemical corrosion, significantly extending the life of equipment. Applications: Primarily used in industries such as mining, chemical engineering, metallurgy, and power generation, where environments are subject to severe wear and corrosion. For example, ceramic linings are often used to protect equipment such as ore crushers, conveyor belts, and ball mills in the mining industry, and reactors and storage tanks in the chemical industry.