Standard High Thermal Conductivity Silicon Nitride Substrate
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$65.00
100-499 Pieces US$55.00
500-999 Pieces US$53.00
1,000+ Pieces US$52.00
Sepcifications
- Strength High Strength
- Transport Package Individual Packaging
- Specification Max. OD to be 800mm
- Trademark JingHui
- Origin China
- Material Silicon Nitride
- Application Refractory, Structure Ceramic, Industrial Ceramic
- Product Name Silicon Nitride Ceramic Substrate
- Shaping Methods Tape Casting
- Density Over 3.2g/cm3
- Color Black
- Surface Treatment Polished
- Secondary Process CNC Machining, Fine Grinding
- Tolerance Od and ID Best to Be 0.05mm
- Certificate RoHS, Reach, ISO9001:2008
- Feature High Hardness, High Thermal Shock
- Usage Ceramic Nozzle, Ceramic Bearing
- Type Ceramic Parts
Product Description
Standard High Thermal Conductivity Silicon Nitride Substrate The prime features of silicon nitride ceramic substrate 1.Low density: 3.2 g/cm3 with lightweight than most other technical ceramics 2. Superior hardness, it's one of the hardest technical ceramic than others 3. Great wear ...
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