Illustrations of KERAVAT sintered alumina ceramics

Description of KERAVAT sintered alumina ceramics
Engineering ceramics sintered Al₂O₃ with high wear resistance in erosive wear conditions. The shape and the thickness of the ceramic parts can be adapted to the application. Because of the very high wear resistance and weight reduction is possible because of the low density.
KERAVAT sintered ceramics are the best choice to line tubes and bends with adapted ceramic segments.

Applications of KERAVAT sintered alumina ceramics
Cyclones, chutes, mixers, filters, scrapers, centrifuges, bunkers, granulators, rotary valves, tubes, pumps, reddler, chain bottoms, valves, nozzles, plunjers, conveyor screws, ….

Fixing of the KERAVAT ceramic parts
The ceramic tiles are fixed with a flexibel 2-component adhesive for temperatures up to 150°C.
For temperatures up to 250°C we recommend a special high temperature adhesive.
For applications at higher temperatures above 250°, a mechanical fixing is required.

Dimensions of the KERAVAT ceramic parts

  • Ceramic tiles:
    100 x 100 x 6 mm
    100 x 100 x 13 mm
    100 x 100 x 25 mm
    150 x 100 x 6 mm
    150 x 100 x 13 mm
    150 x 100 x 20 mm
    150 x 100 x 25 mm
    150 x 100 x 30 mm
    200 x 150 x 13 mm
    200 x 150 x 25 mm
  • Ceramic mats dimensions:
    500 x 500 mm
  • Thickness of the tiles:
    1,5 mm
    3 mm
    4 mm
    6 mm
    10 mm
    12 mm
  • Tiles:
    in [ shape
    in L shape
  • Tubes and bends:
    ceramic segments with inside diameters from van 25 to 200 mm
  • Adapted segment and tile design for other dimensions

Physical and chemical characteristics of KERAVAT sintered alumina ceramics

  • Al₂O₃ content: 92% – 99,9 %
  • Mohs hardness: 9
  • compressive strenght: 2000 Nmm
  • tensile strenght: 180 Nmm
  • fracture toughness: 110 Nmm
  • density: 3,8
  • open porosity: 0
  • max. temperature range: 1200 °C