Applications:

Electronics: Used as a dielectric material in electronic devices, insulators, and substrates due to its high electrical resistance and thermal conductivity.

Aerospace and Defense: Applied in high-temperature coatings, thermal shields, and protective materials due to its thermal stability and resistance to extreme environments.

Lubrication: Utilized in various mechanical systems as a lubricant to reduce friction and wear, particularly in high-temperature and high-stress conditions.

Metallurgy: Serves as a crucible and mold material for the casting and handling of metals and alloys due to its high-temperature resistance and non-reactivity.

Advanced Ceramics: Used in the production of cutting tools, wear-resistant parts, and composite materials due to its hardness and durability.

Technical Specifications:

Chemical Composition: BN (Boron Nitride)

Forms Available: Hexagonal (h-BN), Cubic (c-BN), and Amorphous BN

Thermal Stability: Up to 2000°C in inert atmospheres

Electrical Resistivity: Excellent electrical insulation properties, typically in the range of 10^13 ohm-cm

Thermal Conductivity: Approximately 30-70 W/mK (varies with form and grade)

Hardness: Varies with form; hexagonal BN is softer, while cubic BN is extremely hard

Particle Size: Available in various grades from fine powders to coarse particles and sintered shapes

Advantages:

Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications due to its different forms and properties.

High Performance: Performs well under extreme conditions, including high temperatures and aggressive chemical environments.

Reduced Friction: Hexagonal BN provides effective lubrication, extending the lifespan of mechanical components and reducing maintenance.

Effective Thermal Management: Excellent thermal conductivity and stability support efficient heat management in electronic and aerospace applications.

Packaging: Available in 25 kg bags, 500 kg bulk bags, or as per customer specifications.