Material Introduction
Ultra-High Temperature Ceramic Coating
Material Introduction
Ultra-high temperature ceramic coatings refer to borides, carbides and oxide coatings of certain transition metals. They have melting points in excess of 3,000°C, a high elastic modulus and a moderate thermal expansion coefficient, and are a key area of research for high-temperature thermal protection materials.
Specifications and Performance
|
Coating parameters |
Value |
|
Density |
93%~97% |
|
Anti-oxidation ablation temperature/℃ |
>2000 |
Fabrication Process

Advantage
The ultra-high temperature ceramic coating has a very high melting point, good hardness and outstanding thermal conductivity, and has become a key form of technology for extremely high temperature and long life application requirements in the aerospace, energy, petrochemical and other industries.