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Materials
Ceramic is a general term to describe a large family of oxide refractory, usually made from firing clay or other mineral with one or more metals and nonmetal substances. People have used ceramics to make a broad variety of items, ranging from antique porcelain vase and coffee mug, to jet engine spindle and space shuttle bulkhead.
Since ancient times, the Chinese have discovered the unique characteristics of ceramic - hard, heat resistant, anti-corrosion, yet brittle. These characteristics, in modern days, are modified, expanded, and enhanced to such great extent that ceramic has become one of the most widely applied and indispensable material in the world.
CeraDyna and most other ARX precision ceramic products take advantage of the unique property of Zirconia ceramic. Moreover, the state-of-the-art injection molding process allows us to design and manufacture precise ceramic components of many shapes and sizes.
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