Hot sale Foam Filter - Magnesia Partially Stabilized Zirconia – Guiyuan

Basic Info

Production Name: Magnesia Partially Stabilized Zirconia

Type: Structure Ceramic / Refractory Material

Material: ZrO2

Shape: Brick, Pipe, Circle etc.

Product description:

Magnesia partially stabilized zirconia is widely used in fine ceramics and refractory material industries, because of its stable structure, excellent thermal shock resistance, good mechanical property under high temperature etc.

Magnesia Partially Stabilized Zirconia ceramics are transformation-toughened zirconia, offering superior strength, toughness and wear & corrosion resistance. Transformation toughening imparts impact resistance and durability in cyclic fatigue environments.

Zirconia ceramic materials feature the lowest thermal conductivity of structural grade ceramics. The thermal expansion of zirconia ceramic is similar to cast iron, which helps minimize stress in ceramic-metal assemblies.

Magnesia Partially Stabilized Zirconia ceramics are ideal material choices for valve and pump components, bushings and wear sleeves, oil and gas down-hole tools and industrial tooling applications.

Advantage:

·No aging in hydrothermal environment

·high toughness

·Stable structure

·Excellent thermal shock resistance

·good mechanical property under high temperature

·Low friction coefficient

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Application:

The combination of toughness, strength and resistance to wear, erosion and corrosion make Morgan Advanced Materials Mg-PSZ the material of choice for a wide range of applications. The following are some of the dozens of successful time and cost saving uses for the material.

1. Valve Trim Components – Balls, seats, plugs, discs, liners for severe duty valves

2. Metal Processing – Tooling, rolls, dies, wear guides, can seaming rolls

3. Wear Liners – Liners, cyclone liners and chokes for the mineral industry

4. Bearings – Inserts and sleeves for the abrasive materials industry

5. Pump Parts – Wear rings and bushes for severe duty slurry pumps