Machinable Glass Ceramic is a relatively easy material to machine using ordinary carbide drills, end mills, taps, etc. and doesn't require post machining firing. Machinable Glass Ceramic is also unique in that it can withstand 1000°C, has low thermal conductivity and is a good electrical insulator. Machinable Glass Ceramic is often the material of choice because it is easy to machine into complex shapes, doesn't require sintering and is, readily available even in small quantities.
Special Features:
- Excellent physical properties
- High dielectric strength
- Electrical resistivity
- Non-porous and non-shrinking
- Machined into complicated shapes using ordinary metal tools
Applications:
- Electrical or Thermal Insulator
- Structural Components
- Semi-Conductor Processing
- Electrical and Opto-Electronic Equipment
- Many Other Uses
