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Ceramic Reflectors

By Innovacera - January 25, 2021

Source: https://www.innovacera.com/news/ceramic-reflectors.html Our ceramic reflectors work particularly well in Ruby and Nd:YAG laser pumping chambers and can be a highly cost effective alternative to metal coated reflectors. They are also extensively used as reflectors in housings for high intensity lamps. Ceramic reflectors can be glazed both inside the cavity and the out surface using a highly reflective glaze that seals the ceramic against ingress of cooling fluids that may alter the refractive index, introduce impurities and reduce reflectance and efficiencies. Glaze can also act as filters and our yellow glazed reflectors have been used successfully in certain applications. The visible yellow colour is complementary to the spectral colours violet and indigo and effectively absorbs these wavelengths up to around 450 nm. Typical applications Ceramic Reflectors For Beauty and IPL Applications Ceramic Reflectors For Diode-pumped Solid-state Lasers Ceramic Reflectors For Lamp-pumped...

By Innovacera - July 10, 2025

The laser tubes usually used in CO2 laser machines are categorized into DC glass、RF metal tubes and ceramic tubes. But Metal-sealed lasers are the most proven technology on the market for high-performance CO2 lasers. Metal laser tubes are sealed metal chambers made of metal and ceramic. Metal is typically stainless steel or other durable alloys and ceramics are usually alumina; they are brazed to form a feedthrough of up to 1.0 x 10 -10 atm-cc/sec. The tube is filled with a specific mixture of gases in the ratio of 1:1:8, typically: Carbon Dioxide (CO2): Nitrogen (N2): Helium (He). The metal and ceramic laser tubes use a technique called “radio frequency” to stimulate the gases to produce the beam. Using RF has advantages over DC voltage, including lower energy consumption, better control of the engraving process, and longer life, resulting in a higher-quality laser beam output over a longer period of time. Metal and ceramic laser sources can be air-cooled or water-cooled, depend...

Magnesium-Stabilized Zirconia (MSZ) for Demanding Ultra-High Temperature Applications

By Innovacera - July 04, 2025

In the Zirconia ceramic family, there is a material that can endure the high temperature of 2200 degrees centigrade. We call it Magnesium Stabilized Zirconia ceramic. It is a refractory material. Although 95% of the composition is zirconium oxide, its performance is quite different from the white zirconia ceramic(Y2O3 partially stabilized zirconia ceramic). From its appearance, it is yellow in color and with porosity. We have two kinds of magnesium-stabilized zirconia ceramic. One with low porosity its a density is ≤52g/cm3, one with high porosity its a density a little higher, 5.4-5.6g/m3. But their main composition is almost the same. They can be used in air, vacuum, or protective atmosphere environments. Following is the detail of the material data sheet. Property Item Units MSZ-L MSZ-H Composition ZrO2 % ≥95 ≥95 Al2O3 % ≤0.2 ≤0.2 SiO2 % ≤0.4 ≤0.4 MgO % ≤2.9 ≤2.9 Fe2O3 % ≤0.1 ≤0.1 TiO2 % ≤0.1 ≤0.1 Physical Color Yellow Yellow Density g/cm3 ≤5.2 ≤5.4-5.6 Po...

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