▼ Material Introduction
HBN - Hexagonal Boron Nitride exhibits a hexagonal structure and is sometimes known as white graphite, due to its lubricity, anisotropic properties, heat resistance, and high thermal conductivity. This latter property, combined with a low thermal expansion, leads to excellent resistance to thermal shock. All three forms, hot pressed, pyrolytic and hot isostatic pressed, can be used at very high-temperatures. However, in an oxidizing atmosphere the maximum use temperature is 850-900°C. Hot pressed and hot isostatic pressed boron nitride are produced by densification of powder, whereas pyrolitic boron nitride is produced by chemical vapor deposition (CVD), depositing onto graphite at temperatures in excess of 2,000°C. UNIPRETEC provides various hot pressed boron nitride ceramic parts.
▼ Features
Good Electrical Insulator
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Easy Machinability
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Good Chemical Inertness
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Good Thermal Conductivity
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High Working Temperature
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Non-wetted by Molten Metal
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Excellent Thermal Shock Resistance
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Outstanding Lubricating Properties
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▼ Boron Nitride Material Applications

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● For Hall Effect Thruster
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● For Horizontal Continuous Casting
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● For Solar and Photovoltaic Industry
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● As Melting Crucibles and Liners
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● for High Temp. Vacuum Furnaces
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● For Metal Powder Gas Atomising
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▼ Material Date Sheet
