Zirconia Alumina Steatite SiC Si3N4
Technical Ceramic Parts Machined to Your Drawing
We make the wear parts, insulators and seal faces that steel and plastic cannot survive. Send a drawing, get a sample in 4 to 7 working days.
Insulators and Element Supports
Insulation That Still Insulates at 1650 Degrees C
Steatite and alumina insulators, beads, strips and heating rings for electric heating equipment, sockets, transformers and semiconductor heating stages.
OEM and ODM From One Piece
From One Prototype Plate to a Full Production Run
Minimum order quantities start at 1 piece on alumina plate and 10 pieces on blades and substrates, so a trial does not need a tooling commitment.
What We Make
Seven product families across five ceramic bodies. Every part is made to a customer drawing rather than pulled from a standard size list.
Wear and Structural Parts
Plungers, rods, shafts, guides, seats and structural blocks in zirconia, where a steel part wears out of tolerance inside a service interval.
Electrical Insulators
Steatite and alumina beads, bushings, strips and heating rings that keep their resistivity when the assembly is hot.
Cutting and Seal Components
Zirconia and silicon nitride blades, silicon carbide seal faces and sleeves ground to plus or minus 0.005 mm.
Substrates and Metallized Parts
Alumina substrates from 0.1 mm thick and Mo Mn metallized rings ready to braze into a hermetic assembly.
Seven Ceramic Product Families
Every family is made to drawing. Follow a family to see the full product list, the problems it solves and the industries it serves.
Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic PartsThe general purpose technical ceramic for wear heat and insulation5 products
Zirconia Ceramic PartsThe tough ceramic for slender loaded and impacted components3 products
Steatite Ceramic PartsTalc based insulators for heating elements sockets and transformers3 products
Ceramic BladesZirconia and silicon nitride edges for abrasive hot and hygienic cutting3 products
Metallized Ceramic PartsMo Mn metallized and plated ceramics ready to braze1 product
SSIC SiC PartsSeal faces and sleeves for abrasive slurry and hot corrosive duty1 product
Machinery Ceramic PartsSeal discs wear inserts and bushings for pumps and general machinery1 productAll Seventeen Products
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Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic Parts99% 95% Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic RingWear rings and insulating collars machined to your drawingView specifications
Zirconia Ceramic PartsZirconia Ceramic PlungersPlungers that keep their diameter in abrasive and corrosive dosing dutyView specificationsZirconia Ceramic PartsZirconia Ceramic Structural PartsLoad bearing ceramic components where steel wears and plastic deflectsView specifications
Machinery Ceramic PartsAlumina Ceramic Disc for Water PumpSealing and wear discs that outlast the pump service intervalView specifications
Steatite Ceramic PartsSteatite Ceramic Beads and BushingsTalc based insulators for element supports and terminal workView specificationsSteatite Ceramic PartsSteatite Ceramic InsulatorSticks strips channels and blocks rated for 1100 degree serviceView specifications
Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic PartsTextile Machinery Ceramic AccessoriesYarn guides eyelets and tension parts that stop thread cuttingView specifications
Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic PartsRefractory Alumina Ceramic TubeWork tubes thermocouple sheaths and element supports to 1650 degrees CView specifications
Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic PartsAl2O3 Alumina Ceramic SubstratesHeat spreading insulating plates from 0.1 mm thickness with laser scribingView specifications
Ceramic BladesPrecision Zirconia ZrO2 Ceramic BladeNon-magnetic slitting blades that hold an edge against abrasive webView specifications
Ceramic BladesSi3N4 Silicon Nitride Ceramic Blade KnifeBlack blades for hot cutting and rapid temperature changeView specifications
Metallized Ceramic PartsMetallized Alumina Ceramic RingMo Mn metallized and plated rings ready to braze to metalView specifications
SSIC SiC PartsSIC Silicon Carbide Ceramic Ring CylinderSeal faces and sleeves ground to plus or minus 0.005 mmView specifications
Steatite Ceramic PartsIndustrial Ceramic Insulator Heating Ring Ceramic StripOne to eight hole strips for flexible ceramic pad heatersView specifications
Ceramic BladesZirconia Ceramic Replacement Clipper BladeSize 18th and 25th blades with up to five times the life of steelView specifications
Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic Parts99% Al2O3 Alumina Ceramic Sheet Blank PlateSingle piece minimum order for wear plates and insulating blanksView specifications
Zirconia Ceramic PartsZirconia Ceramic Rod94.4 percent zirconia rod with 0.5 micron crystal size and low minimum orderView specificationsWho We Serve
Six industries where a ceramic part removes a recurring failure rather than only improving a specification.
Textile MachineryEvery point where yarn changes direction becomes a wear point, and a grooved guide starts cutting threadSee the partsElectric Heating EquipmentPolymer and low grade insulation distorts or loses resistivity once the heater is at temperatureSee the partsPumps and ValvesMetering accuracy drifts as a hardened steel plunger wears out of roundSee the partsSemiconductor and ElectronicsDevices run hot because the isolating layer also blocks the thermal pathSee the partsChemical and PetroleumMetal components pit and fail in acidic or chloride bearing mediaSee the partsMedical Food and LaboratoryMetal debris from a worn blade contaminating a food or medical product lineSee the partsWhat Problem We Solve
Parts That Wear Out of Tolerance
Hardened steel plungers, guides and seal faces score and drift. A zirconia or silicon carbide replacement holds the dimension for far longer in the same duty.
Insulation That Fails When Hot
Polymer and low grade ceramic insulators lose resistivity or distort at working temperature. Steatite and alumina hold up to 1100 and 1650 degrees C.
Ceramic That Will Not Join to Metal
A hermetic assembly needs a brazeable surface. Mo Mn metallizing at 25 plus or minus 10 microns with nickel plating solves it, and the brazing can be done here.
Minimums That Block a Trial
Alumina plate starts at 1 piece, blades and substrates at 10 pieces, so an engineering trial does not need a production commitment.
Why Customers Choose Us
All processes from raw material preparation, forming, surface grinding and internal and external diameter grinding through to precision CNC machining are carried out in house.
How We Work
Four routes into production, each written around a procurement problem rather than a process list.
Application Notes
Engineering notes written from our own product data. They are not customer case studies and no client names or results are implied.
Dosing Pump Plunger Application NoteA metering plunger has to hold its diameter in a packed gland while the medium it doses is often abrasive, corrosive or ...Flexible Pad Heater Application NoteA pad heater has to bend around the workpiece while carrying a resistance element at temperatures that destroy metal she...
Hermetic Feedthrough Application NoteA hermetic joint fails at the ceramic surface, not in the braze alloy. If the metallized layer is thin, patchy or oxidis...Slitting Line Blade Application NoteFilled films, glass loaded tapes and foil laminates dull steel blades quickly, and blade changes dominate downtime. Cera...Knowledge Center
All articlesComparison GuideZirconia vs Alumina How to Choose the Right Technical CeramicAlumina is harder and cheaper. Zirconia is tougher and stronger. The choice comes down to section thickness, impact and whether the duty is thermal or mechanical.Material GuideAlumina Ceramic Grades 95 Percent and 99 Percent ComparedThe purity number changes strength, dielectric behaviour and price. Here is what the 99% body actually gives you over 95%, with the measured values from our own material data.Material GuideSteatite Ceramic Explained Talc Based InsulatorsSteatite is the body inside most electric heating equipment. It is made from mineral talc, it holds resistivity when hot, and it costs less than alumina.Download Datasheets
Property data taken from our published product specifications. CAD files are not published; request them on WhatsApp.
Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
What are the main products of your company?
We specialise in zirconia ceramic, alumina ceramic parts, steatite ceramic and SiC and Si3N4 parts.
Can you OEM?
Yes. Our main business is OEM and ODM. Please show us your drawing.
What is the delivery time?
Sample delivery in 4 to 7 working days. It is 15 to 30 days if the goods are not in stock, according to the dimension and quantity.
Do you provide samples and are they free?
Yes, we can offer the sample free of charge but do not pay the cost of freight.
What are your terms of payment?
For payment up to 1000 USD, 100% in advance. For payment of 1000 USD and above, 50% T/T in advance with the balance before shipment.
How do you ensure the quality of shipped products?
We follow standard packaging protocols and provide photographic documentation of the packing and shipping process. Where transport damage is caused by non-human factors we arrange a free replacement shipment.
Can the price be negotiated?
Yes, we consider discounts for large volume orders.
Can you guarantee the product?
Yes. We inspect according to your drawings and issue an inspection report.
Send Us the Drawing
Tell us the temperature, the medium and what the part is failing at today. We come back with the material, the achievable tolerance, the minimum order and the lead time.
Send a 2D or 3D drawing by WhatsApp or email. Samples in 4 to 7 working days.