Macor Machinable ceramics

Macor Machinable ceramics

Machinable ceramics generally refer to a class of special ceramics that can be directly processed using traditional CNC milling tools. The most common machinable ceramics currently include: boron nitride, microcrystalline glass ceramics (with Corning's Macor being the most well-known), and Shapal Hi-M (machinable aluminum nitride). Jun Jie has conducted in-depth research in the field of machinable ceramics, particularly excelling in the areas of Macor and Shapal Hi-M.

Main characteristics of Macor: 0 porosity, 0 outgassing, lower thermal conductivity, excellent electrical insulation.Main characteristics of Shapal Hi-M: 0 porosity, 0 outgassing, high thermal conductivity, outstanding electrical insulation.

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