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Turkish Technical Ceramic Metallization & Brazing
At Great Ceramic, we use years of experience and expertise to provide customers with technical ceramic surface metallization and brazing components.
Technical Ceramic Metallization
Great Ceramic provides customers with technical ceramic metallization services and products, which are widely used in aviation, medical, energy, chemical and other industries. Through a variety of ceramic surface metallization processes, we can perform metallization on flat, cylindrical and complex ceramic bodies.
In addition to conventional advanced ceramic metallization services, we also provide gold plating, nickel plating, silver plating and copper plating services that meet international standards.
Technical Ceramic Brazing & Sealing Components
Great Ceramic can provide technical ceramic brazed components to meet the specific requirements of customers. Many of the parts we provide are complex, designed to strict specifications or used in particularly demanding critical applications. Our core advantage is our ability to apply science and design high-performance brazing solutions.
Ceramic Brazing Features:
The product adopts Kovar material or oxygen-free copper with a coefficient of linear expansion similar to that of ceramics to achieve ceramic-to-metal sealing through brazing. Realize the airtight connection of ceramic parts and metal structural parts. This ceramic-metal sealing structure has the characteristics of high sealing strength, good air tightness, and high reliability. We provide sealing structures such as sleeve sealing, flat sealing, needle sealing and knife edge sealing to meet the needs of different customers.
Ceramic Brazing & Sealing Applications:
Used in vacuum switch tubes for electric power and electronics, various klystrons, traveling wave tubes, microwave tubes, magnetrons, thyratrons, triggers, vacuum gauges, microwave night vision devices and other related vacuum insulation industries. The general use temperature does not exceed 700°C.
