Customized Macor Ceramic Isolators

Low thermal conductivity
High electrical resistance
Easily machined
Excellent resistance to high voltage

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Material Overview

When compared to standard glasses with comparable thermal and mechanical properties, MACOR Machinable Glass Ceramic (MGC) demonstrates good thermal shock resistance and mechanical toughness.

Up to 1000° C., MACOR is suitable in an air atmosphere. Fluorine evolution will take place in vacuum systems if the temperature is higher than 600 °C, manifesting as hydrofluoric acid or boron trifluoride.

Halogen acids destroy MACOR at high temperatures. It is noticeably more NaOH resistant. Alkali salts barely have any corrosion-causing power.

Using common metalworking tools, MACOR is easily machined. It doesn't need to be fired after being machined because it is totally dense and hermetic. It is simple to maintain tolerances of fewer than 10 microns.

Typical Features

Can be machined using standard metalworking equipment.

Low thermal conductivity

Excellent electric insulator for high voltages

Continuous working temperature of 800 C and peak temperature of 1000 C

Zero porosity

Won't cause outgassing in vacuum environment

Very tight machining tolerances

Outstanding dimensional stability

Applications

Electrical spacers in vacuum systems

Thermal insulators in heated or cooled assemblies

High intensity lamp reflectors

Laser cavity components

Coil supports

High voltage electrical insulators

Wintrustek Advanced Materials is a leading ceramic materials supplier. We provide high-quality Macor Machinable Glass Ceramics at a competitive price.

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