Customer Base: A certain maintenance division of FAW, a certain optoelectronics company in Sichuan, a certain South Korean distributor, a certain electronics company, a major Spanish automotive electronics company, and a major Indian automotive electronics company;
Primarily used in automotive sensors;
Precision: Ceramic parts must meet strict dimensional requirements.
Appearance: The surface must be free of particulate matter and defects such as chipping or cracking.
Ceramic Properties: High strength and excellent insulation properties are required.
Production Capacity and Lead Time: Must meet customer requirements.
The process primarily employs dry pressing, utilizing advanced servo-driven forming presses; we have developed talc-based ceramic materials with enhanced toughness, as well as high-strength aluminum oxide materials.
Using the dry-pressing process, we have developed several ceramic brackets with complex structures.
We have supplied our products to several major automotive industry giants.
The toughened talc-based ceramic material has an average strength of 177 MPa, far exceeding the performance requirements for German C221 ceramic and the domestic standard for talc-based ceramics, which is set at over 140 MPa.
Certified under the IATF 16949 system,
we can issue test reports on the flexural strength of standard samples.
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