Applications:

Ceramics: Used in the production of advanced ceramics and ceramic composites, including dental ceramics, cutting tools, and wear-resistant components.

Refractories: Applied in the manufacture of refractory materials such as linings for kilns, furnaces, and reactors, where high-temperature resistance is critical.

Metallurgy: Utilized in metallurgical processes, including the production of metal coatings and as a component in high-performance alloys.

Electronics: Employed in electronic devices and components, including capacitors and insulators, due to its excellent electrical insulation properties.

Jewelry and Watches: Used in high-end jewelry and watchmaking for its aesthetic qualities and durability.

Technical Specifications:

Material Composition: Zirconium oxide (ZrO₂)

Purity: Available in various purities, typically ≥ 99% ZrO₂

Hardness: Vickers hardness of approximately 1200-1300 HV

Density: Approximately 5.6-6.1 g/cm³

Melting Point: ~2700°C

Color: Typically white or colorless, with variations depending on specific formulations or additives

Advantages:

Durability: High hardness and toughness ensure long-lasting performance and resistance to wear and damage.

Thermal Resistance: Maintains stability and performance at high temperatures, making it suitable for demanding industrial processes.

Chemical Resistance: Highly resistant to corrosion and chemical reactions, ensuring reliability in various chemical environments.

Versatility: Applicable in a wide range of industries, including ceramics, refractories, metallurgy, electronics, and jewelry.

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