#macor

Machinable Glass Ceramic is a mica glass ceramic material with a unique combination of properties. It is easily machinable using conventional metalworking tools, with no post-firing required. A versatile ceramic material with technical strength and insulation properties exceeding high-performance plastics, it is also stable in high temperatures (continuous at 800° Celsius, up to a peak of 1,000° Celsius) with 0.0069% porosity. The ceramic material also acts as an electrical insulator that is radiation resistant and has low thermal conductivity.

Macor has great physical properties, high dielectric strength and high electrical resistivity. Macor is comprised of Fluorphlogopite mica in a Borosilicate glass grid with an pure white appearance like that of aluminous porcelain, however can be machined in regular ways fundamentally the same as that of metal machining, including drilling, tapping and screw cutting. Macor, contrast to high temperature plastics, the material doesn't distort. It can likewise be polished to a mirror finish if the right method is followed; Macor will work constantly at 800°C with a greatest temperature of 1000°C. Macor has no poisonous impacts, consequently this material is internationally utilized by the warriors of industry.

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