Individual Advanced Zirconia Ceramic Gauge Block Rectangular High Precision

Zirconia Rectangular Ceramic Gauge Block Factory in Dongguan

Machining Tolerances for Ceramic Parts at Ceramic

Every ceramic part we manufacture is unique. As such, our grind shop’s ability to hold tolerances depends primarily upon the shape and size of the ceramic part in question. Please contact us to discuss the tolerances your part requires.

Micro-lapping Custom Ceramic Parts

Micro-lapping produces a very smooth, polished surface character on critical surfaces of the ceramic part. Our fine-grain materials, including: A998, A96, and PSZ are suitable for the lapping process as a value-added offering.

People Making it Happen

When necessary, Ceramic's operators machine the near-net shapes to their final tolerance (and do so much more) for our customers. Ceramic's machinists are highly skilled experts in the process of grinding and delivering world-class results on every order.

Ready to Make it Happen for You

Do you need a quotation on your print for a custom ceramic part? Contact Ceramic. You'll be greeted by a courteous customer service specialist ready to provide immediate, personal assistance. Ceramic specializes in manufacturing custom ceramic parts with complex geometries in both small quantities and large quantities.

Alumina - A Ceramics Industry Standard

Alumina, one of the oldest technical ceramics, remains one of the most common still in use. Alumina, thoroughly documented since the 1920's, is an industry standard to which many other ceramic materials are compared. Many of the custom ceramic parts Ceramic manufactures for its customers are made from alumina because of its desirable properties, including:

1. Chemical inertness

2. Resistance to high wear

3. Resistance to thermal conductivity

4. Resistance to electrical conductivity

Alumina – Versatile, Desirable and Abundant

Ceramic offers numerous alumina-based formulations for its custom ceramic parts satisfying a wide range of customer requirements and applications. Various alumina grades and alumina purities in both porous and non-porous varieties are available. The short list of custom ceramic applications for alumina includes:

1. Refractories

2. Abrasives

3. Instrumentation

4. Lab ware

5. Bio-medical devices

6. Coatings

Alumina’s most notable characteristics are its high hardness and dielectric constant. These characteristics make alumina ideal for customer applications subject to high wear and/or low electric loss. At Ceramic, this includes the manufacture of sensor caps, casings and scientific crucibles. A third characteristic of alumina: high mechanical stability, makes it the right choice for many other applications.

Approximately 45 million tons of alumina is produced annually making it one of the most abundant ceramic materials on the market. The abundance and versatility of alumina can often result in a material cost savings for Ceramic customers when compared to other materials. Alumina is not the ideal candidate, however, for every Ceramic customers' custom part. The materials selection process is complex and Ceramic is an expert. Ceramic also offers numerous zirconia formulations, as well as user defined materials, including SiC, B4C and quartz, satisfying almost any custom ceramic parts requirement.A highly-trained and skilled group of people engineer, formulate and process Ceramic’s alumina (and do so much more) for our customers. Ceramic engineers are expert in their knowledge of alumina and in its application to the custom ceramic parts we manufacture. We welcome questions or inquiries regarding specifics on Ceramic aluminaand/or Ceramic alumina applications.

Do you need a quotation on your print for a custom ceramic part? Contact Ceramic. You'll be greeted by a courteous customer service specialist ready to provide immediate, personal assistance. Ceramic specializes in manufacturing custom ceramic parts with complex geometries in both small quantities and large quantities.

Features of ceramic gauge block
Can be used for checking spindle wear on OD micrometers
•Sized to check different degrees of spindle rotation
•CERA (ceramic) blocks are made from dimensionally stable ceramic
•A certificate of inspection to ensure each block has been inspected
•Laser-etched with individual serial numbers for traceability