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  Innovacera Invite You To Visit Us At APE 2024 Exhibition On FM-30 29 Feb, 2024 at 2:07 pm Innovacera will attend ASIA PHOTONICS EXPO on March 6th-8th . If you happen to have attended or visit them, too, welcome to come to meet us at the exhibition. Below is more information about our APE 2024. Exhibition Name:  APE 2024 Date:  March 6th-8th, 2024 Location:   Marina Bay Sands Singapore Ceramitec 2024 Scale:  -15,000 M² Visitor:   5000+ Exhibitors:  400+ Innovacera Advance Ceramic Material will show:  Alumina Ceramic, Zirconia Ceramic, Aluminum Nitride, Boron Nitride Ceramic, Porous Ceramic, Silicon Nitride Ceramics, Beryllia Ceramics, Machinable Glass Ceramic, Silicon Carbide Ceramics. Exhibition Web:   https://www.asiaphotonicsexpo.com/ Innovacera Booth No.:  FM-30 APE (Asia Photonics Expo) stands as the premier photonics exhibition for branding and business connection. This influential event focuses on the cutting-edge innovations in optical communications, optics, semiconductor, la

INNOVACERA’s ceramic heater core is widely used in soldering iron and station applications. Taking advantage of our unique ceramic lamination technology and allow customers to minimize the size of the heater while maintaining maximum wattage to support a rapid heating rate.INNOAVCERA works with each customer to provide open-source tools or customized designs to meet your unique performance needs. Replacement ceramic heater core for soldering iron and station were developed based on ceramic lamination technologies. Soldering irons are most often used for installation, repairs, and limited production work in electronics assembly. High-volume production lines use other soldering methods. Large irons may be used for soldering joints in sheet metal objects. Less common uses include pyrography (burning designs into the wood) and plastic welding (as an alternative to ultrasonic welding). The advantage of using an MCH ceramic heater in soldering iron are long service time, fast heating rate, e

High purity porous alumina ceramic of 99% Al2O3 content, used extensively for long-life   Ceramic Laser Reflector . This material is sintered at high temperatures to achieve a controlled porosity. Prime Features Surfaces can be sealed and coated with a solarization-resistant glaze to give high bulk reflectivity 97% reflectance efficiency at 600-1000nm Reflectance efficiency exceeds 95% across the wavelength range 400-1200nm (see curve) Controlled porosity Good thermal conductivity High electrical resistivity Physical properties Color: White Bulk density (fired): 3.1 g/cm 3 Porosity (apparent), nominal: 22% Flexural strength (ASTM C1161, 3-point): 170 MPa Thermal expansion coefficient: 200-500℃, 7.9*10 -6 /C 200-1000℃, 9.0*10 -6 /C Typical Applications Pumping chambers for flash lamp and continuous-wave lasers using media such as Nd:YAG lasers, Alexandrite — low to high power, single or multiple lamp designs used for welding, cutting, marking, and in medical lasers. Layered and segmente

  Ceramic materials , which have excellent properties such as high hardness, high abrasion resistance and high corrosion resistance, but with poor electrical conductivity and weldability to limit their application. While metallization is a process of coating metal on the surface of ceramics, which can improve the conductivity and weldability of ceramics, thus expanding their range of applications. Ceramic after metallization has high thermal conductivity, insulation, heat resistance, strength and coefficient of thermal expansion that matched with the chip, and gradually developed into the ideal packaging substrate for new generation of integrated circuits, as well as power electronic modules.   The common ceramic substrate materials can be metallized include Al2O3, SiC, AlN and Si3N4.   1. Thick Film Metallization Thick film metallization is a metal paste coated on the ceramic surface through the screen-printing method, and then after high temperature drying and heat treatment to form

BMATS® Solid Boron Nitride is a unique material from INNOVACERA. It can be  used in more extreme environment compared with ordinary ceramics due to its  excellent properties. BMATS® BN may resist high temperature over 2000℃. It’s  similar with Graphite’s micro structure, so we also call it white graphite. Features 1. Easily machine to custom design 2. Good thermal resistance 3. Low thermal expansion 4. Good thermal shock resistance 5. High electrical insulation 6. Non wet to molten metal and glass 7. Good corrosion resistance Applications • MOCVD components • Setters for Nitrides’ sintering • Atomizer nozzles for powder metal atomization • Insulators for high-temperature furnaces • BN parts for casting • Continuous casting break rings • High temperature mechanical components • Crucibles and molds for molten metal processing