Ceramic-to-Metal

When engineers design seals for electrical connectors like feedthroughs, they typically consider four common materials. At the low end, simple epoxy resins or adhesives suffice. Alternatively, mechanical seals with elastomeric O-rings provide a more …

Joining ceramics to other materials, also known as ceramic-metal or ceramic-polymer joining, has been an area of extensive research and innovation. Engineers and scientists have been exploring various techniques to effectively bond ceramics, which ar…

Ceramic-to-Metal brazing components are widely used in electrical engineering due to their good performance for high-vacuum, high-voltage and high-pressure applications. We manufacture a large range of metalized ceramic components with the latest tec…

Ceramic feedthroughs are ceramic-to-metal fabrications that are utilized to transmit electrical signals, high currents/gases/fluids, or high voltages from between external sources to a hermetically-sealed chamber. [caption id="attachment_24284" al…

With the development of technology, metal-ceramic composites have become more and more popular in the application of vacuum feedthrough, co2 lasers, and printing of circuit boards, high power microwave environment, which requires high purity alumina …

As a typical inorganic non-metallic material, ceramics seem to stand in a completely opposite position to metal. As its advantages are too prominent, people began to think of combining ceramics and metals, to joint their strengths. This is…

The Ceramic Surfaces for Brazing, the surface must be metallized. Compare to Glass seal, Ceramic seal has exceptional resistance to thermal and mechanical shock as well as corrosion. While it requires more complex manufacturing processes and s…