Ceramic Case Studies

by Alex Painter | Jul-2015

Rapid Development - Ceramic Case Studies

IPS Ceramics Sales Director Phil Green writes an article on Rapid Development, Time compression technology is at the heart of progress in kiln furniture development, published in the October 2010 edition of Ceramics Industry magazine. Want to learn more about these Ceramic Case Studies? Contact Us

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The Broadening appeal of Silicon carbide ceramics

IPS Ceramics Technical Manager Brian Wycherley has written an article on the appeal of silicon carbide. To find out more on the subject read the article in the ceramics applications magazine and also contact us.

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Investment casting plugs can be manufactured in different grades of ceramic material. For instance, where a very smooth, clean finish is required, then typically a 95% alumina is used (99% alumina also available). buff.ly/2QAccXR pic.twitter.com/4lZ9eGnvps

Yesterday from IPS Ceramics's Twitter via Buffer

IPS Ceramics offer an enhanced range of 99% alumina tubes these can be cut to your length requirement. We also offer a full range of longer tubes and different diameters on a special-order basis. For more info have a look at our shop buff.ly/2DXPjZV pic.twitter.com/EdGqReS0xj

About 3 days ago from IPS Ceramics's Twitter via Buffer

Ignition trays are used in a wide variety of industrial processes and tests. We typically offer trays in 95% alumina which is suitable for most applications. Sizes up to 20cm long and 2cm deep are typical. buff.ly/2QAccXR pic.twitter.com/tPbqwnTGgQ

About 5 days ago from IPS Ceramics's Twitter via Buffer

Alumina tubes and rods are found across numerous user industries as a cost-effective yet high-performance solution. The combination of key properties makes them a go-to product in many instances. buff.ly/2CL16LS pic.twitter.com/O6Mxtm1X9e

Last week from IPS Ceramics's Twitter via Buffer

Many of our technical ceramics (such as alumina, zirconia, etc.) are very difficult to machine due to their very high hardness and abrasion resistance. However, IPS Ceramics can now offer a water jet or laser cutting service for flat tiles or substrates. buff.ly/2VS3Nl3 pic.twitter.com/mDG4RZo9nK

Last week from IPS Ceramics's Twitter via Buffer

Rapid Development - Ceramic Case Studies

The Broadening appeal of Silicon carbide ceramics

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