Zirconia (ZR-G)

ZrO2 ca.- 8% Y2O3-stab

The unsta­ble build­ing mate­r­ial ZrO2 can be stabilised by adding vari­ous oxides, such as Y2O3, MgO, CaO or Al2O3 , to produce a high-perfor­mance ceramic with unique prop­er­ties. GTS is produc­ing an increas­ing number of parts for labo­ra­tory use in the form of crucibles, anneal­ing dishes, tubes, plates, etc. Besides these, special designs for mechan­i­cal engi­neer­ing, elec­tron­ics, optics and medical tech­nol­ogy are also seeing increas­ing demand.

SPECIAL PROPERTIES

  • zirco­nia is a semi­con­duc­tor
  • high mechan­i­cal strength
  • excel­lent wear resis­tance
  • high frac­ture tough­ness
  • high temper­a­ture resis­tance up to over 2000 °C
  • low ther­mal conduc­tiv­ity
  • high corro­sion resis­tance
  • Good to very good chem­i­cal resis­tance to: aluminium, beryl­lium, iron, cobalt, nickel, plat­inum, rhodium, hydrochlo­ric acid (30%), bismuth, zirco­nium

Directional Analysis

Cast zirco­nium oxide
> 999.7% (dense)
Qual­ity ZR‑G
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