Ceramic Electrical Insulators
Electrical ceramic insulators are used in applications that require a non-conductive rigid component and/or source for heat dissipation. Although all ceramic formulations can be used in electrical applications, Steatite and Alumina (all grades) are the most common choice due to their excellent electrical properties. Electrical insulators commonly have coatings applied including glazing, teflon coating and metalizing. Metalization of ceramic electrical insulators is common practice for ease of installation into control panels and electrical boards through soldering.
Ceramic electrical insulators are most often used to provide non-conductive bridges between electronic components, however, they are also installed into control boards and boxes as a heat sink. NCC is capable of producing a wide variety of geometries for ceramic heat sinks and electrical insulators. They have also developed long-running alliances with outside vendors and suppliers to provide their customers with a range of capabilites for ceramic fabrication that allows us to provide the best quality ceramic products for the best price.
For more information, including detailed technical specifications, on Ceramic Electrical Insulators, please contact us or visit National Ceramic's Ceramic Electrical Insulators homepage.
