95% alumina ceramic

Alumina electronic ceramics, specifically 95% alumina, is a type of ceramic material that is commonly used in the production of electronic components. This is due to its excellent electrical insulation properties, high mechanical strength, good thermal conductivity, and resistance to wear and corrosion.

Alumina ceramics are used in a wide range of electronic applications including insulators, resistors, capacitors, and heat sinks. They are also used in the manufacturing of spark plug insulators, substrates for thin-film electronics, and components for high-temperature thermocouples.
The 95% alumina content indicates a high purity level, which contributes to the material's superior performance in electronic applications. This level of purity also means that the material has minimal ionic impurities, which can negatively affect the performance of electronic devices.

In addition to its use in electronics, 95% alumina ceramics are also used in other industries for applications that require high temperature stability, wear resistance, and electrical insulation. These include aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.