I. Performance and Advantages

1. Excellent insulation propertiesBoron nitride has a breakdown voltage four to five times that of alumina under high temperatures, a dielectric constant half that of alumina, and remains an electrical insulator up to 2000°C, making it suitable as an electrical insulating material for high-temperature applications.

2. Excellent high-temperature resistanceBoron nitride has a high melting point, low coefficient of thermal expansion, and stable thermal stability, allowing for repeated rapid heating and cooling between 1500°C and room temperature.

3. High thermal conductivityBoron nitride exhibits excellent thermal conductivity, with the thermal conductivity of hot-pressed hexagonal boron nitride comparable to that of stainless steel, and its variation with temperature is minimal. Below 900°C, its thermal conductivity is superior to that of BeO.

4. Chemical StabilityBoron nitride exhibits excellent resistance to erosion from acids, alkalis, and glass slags. It neither wets nor reacts with most molten metals such as Fe, Al, Ti, Cu, and Si, as well as with gallium arsenide, cryolite, and glass melts.

5. Other PerformanceBoron nitride also features low dielectric constant, low dielectric loss, low water absorption, and high thermal shock resistance. It also exhibits a wide transparent window with good transmittance of visible and ultraviolet light.

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Section 2: Applications

1. Electronics IndustryBoron nitride is used in the manufacturing of thermal materials for electronic devices, substrate materials for integrated circuits, and substrate materials for LED lighting devices, among others. It is also employed in fields that require high electrical insulation performance, such as electronic packaging and high-frequency electronic components.

2. Electric Power IndustryBoron nitride is used for manufacturing insulating materials for high-voltage electrical equipment and high-temperature insulating materials.

3. Aerospace IndustryBoron nitride is used for manufacturing high-temperature and wear-resistant parts for aircraft and rockets.

4. Automotive IndustryBoron nitride is used in the manufacturing of engine components, gas cylinders, spark plugs, and more.

5. Metallurgy fieldBoron nitride is used in the production of ceramic products and composite materials that can withstand high temperatures and corrosion, such as crucibles, vessels, pipes, and conveying pumps for melting non-ferrous metals, precious metals, and rare metals.

6. Other FieldsBoron nitride is also used in the production of ball mill media, abrasive materials, refractory materials, as well as boron single crystal melting vessels, glass molding molds, horizontal continuous casting separator rings, and thermocouple protective tubes.

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Section 3: After-Sales Service

1. Product InquiryProvide customers with consultation services regarding product performance and usage methods.

2. Technical SupportProvide technical support to customers, addressing any technical issues they encounter during use.

3. Maintenance and ReplacementProvide customers with product repair and replacement services to ensure normal product usage.

4. Quality AssuranceWe offer product quality assurance, ensuring that the product quality meets relevant standards and customer requirements.

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