Ceramic seals, composed of materials like alumina or zirconia, offer high temperature and chemical resistance, making them ideal for harsh environments where organic materials might degrade. They provide excellent electrical insulation and wear resistance but are prone to breakage under mechanical stress due to their brittle nature. On the other hand, metal seals, made from various metals and alloys, including stainless steel and copper, excel in high-pressure applications and thermal cycling scenarios. Their ductility allows them to deform and accommodate surface irregularities, enhancing sealing effectiveness, but they may corrode in certain environments. Both types find applications in aerospace, oil & gas, semiconductor manufacturing, and automotive industries, with the choice between them depending on specific operating conditions and requirements.
2024-06-21
In the realm of advanced materials, the fusion of ceramic and metal is not just a technological marvel but a necessity in many industries. Ceramic to metal seals (CMTS) are a crucial component in a wi...
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Ceramic vacuum connectors are a special type of connector that is mainly used to connect circuits or signal lines in high vacuum environments.
2023-11-10
InSealing specializes in Ceramic-To-Metal Seals. And as we all know, ceramic-to-metal seals are widely used in Electrical insulation, high temperature, high pressure, high voltage, high-vacuum HV and ...
