Due to its extreme versatility, this innovative material is widely used in the power, heat insulation and refractory sectors. Its main properties include good electrical insulation, the capacity to operate at temperatures up to around 1250°C and remarkable resistance to thermal shocks.
It is commonly used to hold electrothermal elements in place, such as electrical resistors and thermocouples, and it is part of the extensive family of ceramics. The production process involves the painstaking selection of the finest raw materials to ensure optimum performance at high temperatures.
Properties of thermodielectric ceramics.
• Good mechanical resistance
• Good electrical resistance
• Good resistance to thermal shocks