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Advanced Ceramic Materials and Components Supplied by Ceramaret

Chris Farine from Ceramaret shows us some examples of some of the advanced ceramic components that they manufacture.

Ceramic materials used include:

  • Alumina
  • Zirconia
  • ZTA
  • Ruby
  • Sapphire

The materials are used to make such things as:

  • Scientific Instruments such as HPLC pumps, blood analyzers and spectrometer components
  • Medical instuments and devices for applications such as endoscopy, electrosurgery and blades

These types of advanced ceramics are used for their hardness, biocompatibility and chemical resistance.

Chris also provides details of manufacturing tolerances and surface finished Ceramaret can achieve.

Advanced Ceramic Materials from Ceramaret

Run time - 3:20 min

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