Ceramic composite powder

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Ceramic composite powder is a ceramic fireproof functional powder obtained by compounding aluminum hydroxide, flame retardant, wollastonite, zirconia, lithium ceramic stone, low melting point glass powder, etc. It can be used in the fields of wire and cable fireproof ceramic silicone rubber/polyolefin, electronic device packaging room temperature curing liquid ceramic adhesive, fireproof ceramic coating, fireproof lightweight foam.

  • 450 degrees Celsius low-temperature porcelain production
  • Specific fire resistance
  • Good thermal insulation
  • Mature application in silicone rubber and polyolefin systems

Solid silicone rubber (recommended dosage: mass fraction 50-60%)

Polyolefin (recommended dosage: mass fraction 60-70%)

  • In terms of tensile strength, the order is: ATH-1 > ATHZ-1 > Competitor 1 > Competitor 2 > Competitor 3. Among the above powders, ATH exhibits the best performance in modification and reinforcement.
  • In terms of elongation at break, the order is: Competitor 3 > Competitor 2 > Competitor 1 > ATHZ-1 > ATH-1. Among the above powders, Competitor 3 shows the best performance in terms of elongation.
  • In terms of hardness, the order is: ATH-1 > ATHZ-1 > Competitor 1 = Competitor 2 > Competitor 3. Among the above powders, both ATH-1 and ATHZ-1 have higher hardness than the competitor products.
  • Wires and cables
  • New energy vehicles
  • Energy storage
  • Household appliances
  • Adjustments can be made based on customers’ product requirements combined with performance feedback after product testing, while balancing the strength before curing, processing performance, and strength after curing.
  • The CFP series products currently on display have a porcelain formation temperature range of 450℃~1100℃, and all have undergone porcelain formation tests via muffle furnace baking with heat preservation. If the porcelain formation test is to be conducted via torch burning, it is necessary to communicate with the business personnel in advance to rearrange the samples.
  • Currently, both liquid and solid silicone rubber products can meet the performance requirements for porcelain formation.

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