Fine Grain Ceramics without the Compromises for High-Precision Applications

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Fine Grain Ceramics Without the Compromises

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Piezo Technologies' is setting the standard for critical and high-precision applications with the K-700. Piezo Technologies' Fine Grain Ceramics have been subjected to a multitude of comparison studies and quality tests to confirm that they will offer you superior performance characteristics and reliability.

Imaging arrays, composite designs, actuators, and other high-precision components will benefit from our new fine grain piezoelectric ceramic. Other manufacturers sacrifice piezo properties when they reduce grain size. The Keramos design and process has created a fine grain ceramic that enhances the performance properties important to high-frequency and fine pitch transducer designs. We have been advancing the piezo ceramic industry since 1968, and this new ceramic marks another leap forward. This next generation piezo material redefines the standard for fine grain ceramics.

A less porous, more uniform Fine Grain Structure – a new standard.
Fine Grain Size enhances structural and performance uniformity of Fine Pitch Transducer Designs.
Higher Dielectric Constant, d₃₃, and Q_m versus similar grain structured designs.
A reliable second source for the CTS 3203HD Ceramic.
A viable first choice for Fine Pitch Designs where enhanced performance and element to element uniformity is required.

Keramos is a world leader in the development of high performance piezo ceramics, including Lead Metaniobates, PZTs, 1-3 PZT / Polymer Composites, and we offer a full range of engineering design services to meet our customers' needs. We have been a leading manufacturer of advanced ceramics for more than three decades, and we are still pushing the industry forward. We have been awarded a NIST ATP grant, as well as other important grants, to continue our cutting-edge research in this area. In addition, meeting the continually increasing demands of our customers helps us stay at the forefront of the industry.

For details about this revolutionary new piezoelectric ceramic material, visit K-700.

May 24, 2004

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Fine Grain Ceramics Without the Compromises