High-Density, High-Precision Alumina Ceramic Equipment Protection Sleeves: The

Product Specification

High-Density, High-Precision Alumina Ceramic Equipment Protection Sleeves: The Industrial Guardian With Superior Performance

Product Introduction

High-density, high-precision alumina ceramic equipment protection sleeves are tubular insulating sheaths manufactured through advanced processing techniques using high-purity (typically ≥95%) alumina (Al₂O₃) ceramic material. Their core features include extremely high structural density and dimensional accuracy, combined with excellent comprehensive properties such as superior electrical insulation, mechanical strength, high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance. They provide ultimate protection for internal precision components (e.g., thermocouples, RTDs, heating elements, wires) operating in harsh conditions.

Main Applications

This product is widely used in industrial fields requiring extreme reliability and stability:

• High-Temperature Industrial Kilns & Furnaces: Protecting temperature-measuring thermocouples and heating elements.

• Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment: Serving as insulating sleeves and carriers in wafer processing and diffusion furnaces.

• Glass & Metallurgy Industries: Used for protecting level sensors and temperature measurement probes in molten metal or glass.

• Chemical & Energy Sectors: Protecting sensors and equipment in corrosive or high-pressure environments.

• Laser Equipment: Acting as insulating, coolant piping, or reflective cavities for high-power lasers.

Core Advantages

• High Temperature Resistance: Can operate continuously in high-temperature environments above 1600°C without melting or deforming.

• Excellent Insulation: High electrical resistivity effectively prevents current leakage and breakdown, ensuring equipment safety.

• Outstanding Mechanical Strength: High hardness and compressive strength withstand mechanical impact and stress.

• Superior Chemical Stability: Resists corrosion from most acids, alkalis, and molten metals, ensuring a long service life.

• High Precision & Stability: Precise dimensional control and low coefficient of thermal expansion ensure accurate installation and long-term dimensional stability.

Specification Parameter Table

Note: The above are general parameters. Specific specifications can be customized according to customer requirements.

Process Flow

Raw Material Preparation → Isostatic Pressing/Slip Casting → High-Temperature Sintering (>1700°C) → Precision CNC Grinding/Lapping → Ultrasonic Cleaning → 100% Dimensional & Visual Inspection → Packaging & Shipping.

Usage Instructions

1. Before Installation: Check the sleeve for any visible cracks or chipped edges. Clean the inner and outer surfaces.

2. During Installation: Ensure the sleeve matches the dimensions of the component to be protected. Avoid using excessive force, impact, or forced installation. Using flexible gaskets during installation is recommended to prevent stress concentration and cracking.

3. During Use: Be mindful of the maximum temperature limit. Avoid thermal shock (rapid cooling or heating) to prevent thermal stress cracks.

4. Maintenance: Regularly inspect the sleeve's surface condition. Replace it promptly if severe corrosion or cracks are found.

After-Sales Service

We provide comprehensive technical support and after-sales service, including product technical consultation, usage guidance, and replacement/return services for products with non-human damage. We are committed to responding quickly to customer needs.

FAQ

• Q1: What are the advantages of alumina ceramic sleeves compared to metal sleeves?

  • A: The main advantages are higher temperature resistance, electrical insulation, non-rusting, and corrosion resistance. Their lifespan in high-temperature and corrosive environments far exceeds that of metal sleeves.

• Q2: Can non-standard sizes and shapes be customized?

  • A: Yes. We support customized production and processing based on your drawings or requirements.

• Q3: Is it fragile?

  • A: Alumina ceramic is hard but brittle, meaning it is not resistant to severe impact or bending stress. It is very reliable when installed and used correctly but should be protected from mechanical collision.