Silicon Nitride Bonded Silicon Carbide (NSiC) Kiln Shelves

Silicon Nitride Bonded Silicon Carbide (NSiC) Kiln Shelves

NSiC
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Silicon Nitride Bonded Silicon Carbide (NSiC) Kiln Shelves
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Silicon Nitride Bonded Silicon Carbide (NSiC) Kiln Shelves

Material:NSiC

Product Overview

Our NSiC kiln shelves are high-performance ceramic plates engineered for heavy-load firing applications. Manufactured with silicon carbide grains bonded by a silicon nitride (Si₃N₄) matrix, they combine the wear resistance of SiC with the exceptional strength and oxidation resistance of nitride bonding, making them ideal for demanding kiln environments.

Key Properties

  • Max Service Temperature: Up to 1,450°C (1,500°C intermittent)

  • Excellent Thermal Shock Resistance: Withstands rapid heating and cooling cycles

  • High Load-Bearing Capacity: Superior flexural strength at elevated temperatures

  • Outstanding Oxidation Resistance: Nitride bond provides enhanced protection at high temperatures

  • Good Chemical Stability: Resistant to most molten metals, slags, and fluxes

  • Low Porosity: Dense structure minimizes permeation and contamination

Typical Specifications

Parameter Value
Bulk Density ≥ 2.65 g/cm³
Apparent Porosity ≤ 17%
Flexural Strength (RT) ≥ 80 MPa
Flexural Strength (1,200°C) ≥ 70 MPa
Thermal Conductivity (1,000°C) ≥ 16 W/m·K
CTE (RT–1,200°C) ~5.0 × 10⁻⁶/°C
Max Operating Temp 1,450°C

 

Customization Options

We offer full customization to fit your kiln and production requirements:

  • Dimensions: Length, width, and thickness tailored to your kiln

  • Thickness Range: 5mm – 50mm (or as required)

  • Shapes: Rectangular, square, round, or special contours

  • Surface Finish: As-sintered or precision ground

  • Special Features: Slots, holes, or grooved surfaces for product placement

Typical Applications

  • Ceramic tile and sanitary ware firing

  • Electronic ceramics and substrate sintering

  • Ferrite and magnetic material calcination

  • Glass-ceramic processing

  • Powder metallurgy and specialty material firing

 

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