Vacuum Pressure High Temperature Sinteirng Furnace for celectronic ceramic/powder metallurgy/magnetic materials

Vacuum Pressure High Temperature Sinteirng Furnace for celectronic ceramic/powder metallurgy/magnetic materials

  In today's rapidly developing electronic information age, electronic ceramics serve as fundamental materials in the electronics industry, and their performance directly impacts the quality and functionality of electronic devices. Our hot pressing furnaces, with their superior performance, have become essential key equipment in the production of electronic ceramics.

Application Areas

1.Electronic Ceramics: Used to produce high-performance electronic ceramic substrates and ceramic packaging housings. Materials such as aluminum nitride and alumina, which offer excellent electrical insulation and high thermal conductivity, are widely used in semiconductor integrated circuits and high-power electronic devices.

2.Powder Metallurgy: Used to manufacture a variety of high-performance powder metallurgy components, such as carbide cutting tools and powder high-speed steel parts. Hot pressing and sintering enhances the bonding between powder particles, improving the material's density and mechanical properties.

3.Preparation of New Functional Materials: Used to produce novel functional materials, such as superconductors and magnetic materials. Under specific temperature and pressure conditions, atomic diffusion and reaction within the material are promoted, resulting in materials with specific properties.

Sinterable Materials/Components

1.Ceramic Materials: In addition to the aforementioned aluminum nitride (AlN) and aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃), other materials include zirconium oxide (ZrO₂) and silicon carbide (SiC). Zirconia ceramics feature high strength and toughness and are used in cutting tools and wear-resistant components; silicon carbide ceramics are commonly used in high-temperature structural components and heat exchanger components.
2.Metal-Matrix Composites: For example, aluminum-based composites incorporate reinforcements such as ceramic particles and carbon fibers into an aluminum matrix. Hot-pressing sintering yields high-strength, high-modulus, and low-density metal-matrix composites, which are used in the aerospace and automotive industries.
3.Refractory Metals and Alloys: Refractory metals such as tungsten (W) and molybdenum (Mo) and their alloys, due to their high melting points, can be densified and formed at relatively low temperatures using hot-pressing sintering. These materials are used to manufacture components such as electron tube filaments and high-temperature furnace heaters.