Ceramics & Metalised Ceramics

Ceramics are one of the primary material classes, along with metals, polymers, and composites, according to the broad concept of "inorganic solids." The collection of ceramics having the best mechanical, electrical, and/or thermal qualities is called technical ceramics, sometimes referred to as engineered ceramics or advanced ceramics. They are mostly metal compounds mixed with oxides, carbides, or nitrides, which contributes to their exceptionally high purity and great performance. Ceramics can improve performance, lower total maintenance costs, lengthen product lifespans, and increase efficiency. 

Nonmetallic technical ceramics provide several advantages over steel, such as superior strength, hardness, and resilience to heat shock, as well as a lower density. Ceramic parts offer a longer service life and consistently lower process costs, particularly in applications with wear, corrosion, and high temperature issues.