Product Name | YTZP Partially Stabilized Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve / Liner/ Ball / Seat for Valve | ||
Material | Yttria Stabilized Zirconia Ceramic/ZrO2 Ceramic/Zirconium Oxide | ||
Color | White | ||
Technical Data | Density | 5.95-6.05g/cm3 | |
Water Absorption | 0% | ||
Moh's Hardness | 9 | ||
Flexural Strength(at R.T.) | 900Mpa | ||
Compressive Strength(at R.T.) | 2200Mpa | ||
Thermal Conductivity(at R.T.) | 2.2w/mk | ||
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion(20-1000℃) | 10.3 x 10-6/℃ | ||
Thermal Shock Resistance | 280-350 △T(℃) | ||
Max. Working Temperature(at R.T.) | 850℃ | ||
Volume Resistivity(at R.T.) | 1012Ω.cm | ||
Dielectric Constant(at R.T.) | 26 | ||
Available Shapes | rings, discs, rods, tubes, sleeves, bushings, shafts, rollers, balls, blocks and other shapes |
Zirconia Ceramics (ZrO2) especially Yttria Stabilized Zirconia Ceramics (Y-PSZ) is a commonly used technical ceramic material. It has relatively high fracture strength among all ceramic materials, with the addition of high hardness and low friction coefficient, it is usually used for structural ceramic components. Its thermal expansion coefficient is similar to steel, so it can be jointed to steel parts. Besides, it has excellent corrosion resistance and low thermal conductivity.
Typical applications include ceramic valve components, ceramic grinding&milling media, ceramic knife blades for various using, mechanical liners or bearing balls etc.
●Strong wear resistance
●Good electrical insulation
●High temperature resistance
●High mechanical strength
●High fracture strength
●Strong wear resistance
●High durability and hardness
●Similar CTE with steel
●High temperature resistance
●High thermal conductivity
●Non-wetting with metals
●Good electrical insulation
●High Fracture Strength
●High Strength in a wide temperature range
●Strong wear resistance
●High Strength in a wide temperature range
●High thermal conductivity
●Good thermal shock resistance
●Very high thermal conductivity
●High mechanical strength
●Good electrical insulation
●Similar CTE with Si