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Alumina ceramic flange rings offer exceptional thermal resistance, optimized mechanical strength, and superior wear durability. Designed for industrial applications, they ensure precise sealing, extended lifespan, and high-performance structural integrity.
Product Overview:
Alumina Ceramic Flange Rings, also known as porous ceramic fixing rings, are designed for industrial applications, combining the excellent properties of alumina ceramics to perform reliably in high-pressure, high-temperature, and corrosive environments. These flange rings feature a porous and grooved design that enhances their fixing capability and sealing performance, ensuring strong connections and efficient operation of equipment. With high hardness and exceptional heat resistance, they are the ideal solution for complex mechanical systems and harsh industrial environments.
Product Features:
- Porous and Grooved Design:Enhances fixing capability, providing stronger sealing and connection stability, suitable for complex mechanical requirements.
- High Mechanical Strength:The high hardness of alumina ceramics (Vickers hardness up to 15.7 GPa) ensures durability and long-term stability under heavy loads.
- Outstanding High-Temperature Resistance:Capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1650°C, making them ideal for high-temperature applications such as furnace bodies and heat exchange systems.
- Excellent Corrosion Resistance:Stable performance in highly acidic, alkaline, and other corrosive environments, preventing material degradation.
Applications:
- Chemical Processing Equipment:Used in equipment handling strong acids, strong alkalis, or other corrosive substances, providing reliable sealing and mechanical stability.
- High-Temperature Industrial Systems:Suitable for high-temperature environments like heat treatment facilities and steel mills, serving as key connecting and sealing components.
- Power Generation and Thermal Energy Facilities:Used as sealing components in high-temperature and high-pressure environments to protect fluid control systems.
- Aerospace and Automotive Industries:Employed in engines and critical systems that require high-temperature and high-pressure performance.
