Metallized Ceramic Insulator For Electric And Electrode

We are engaged in producing and exporting of Metallized Ceramic Insulator For Electric And Electrode to our consumer. Using a coating of Molybdenum based paints followed by nickel plating, an interface can be provided that enables ceramic / metal assemblies to be formed by brazing providing joints that are hermetically sealed.. A layer of Molybdenum-Manganese is deposited with a typical thickness of 10 to 30 Aum after sintering.. The metallization sintering process is carefully controlled to achieve a balanced mixture of Molybdenum particles surrounded by a matrix of glass to ensure high bond strength between the metallized layer and the ceramic base.
A range of deposition methods are available depending on the geometry of the component, including:
1.screen printing
2.pad printing
3.brush coating.
For cylindrical ceramics, a proprietary automated deposition method delivers consistent uniformity of bandwidth and coating thickness.
A thin layer of nickel, typically 3a 5 Aum, is electrically or chemically deposited on the Molybenum-Managanese layer to achieve the required wettability for subsequent brazing.