Alumina

Alumina Product Overview

 

Technical alumina materials feature controlled purity, precise particle size distribution, and optimized performance characteristics designed for industrial ceramic, refractory, and advanced material applications. Selected for high hardness, chemical stability, electrical insulation properties, and resistance to high-temperature environments, alumina performance depends heavily on grade selection, purity levels, particle morphology, and processing characteristics. Consistent chemical composition and application-specific specifications ensure reliable performance across manufacturing environments.

 

 
  • Bimodal Alumina Micro Powder
    Bimodal Alumina Micro Powder

    Bimodal Alumina Micropowder is produced using low-sodium alumina as the main raw material without any additives. It is calcined at a high temperature of 1300–1500℃ in a tunnel kiln, then ground by
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  • Alumina Powder for Refractory Materials
    Alumina Powder for Refractory Materials

    High-temperature calcined alumina powder is produced using industrial alumina as raw material, calcined in a high-temperature tunnel kiln at an appropriate temperature to obtain stable α-alumina
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  • Alumina Powder for Ceramics
    Alumina Powder for Ceramics

    Alumina powder for ceramics (Al₂O₃) is insoluble in water and difficult to dissolve in acid or alkali solutions. It is calcined in a tunnel kiln at high temperature with long holding time and high
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  • Alumina for Thermal Conductive Filler
    Alumina for Thermal Conductive Filler

    Alumina for Thermal Conductivity Fillers (Al₂O₃) is an inorganic powder dominated by α-phase crystal form, featuring high purity, high thermal conductivity and electrical insulation. It has a
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  • Alumina Powder for Lithium Battery Separators
    Alumina Powder for Lithium Battery Separators

    Alumina for Lithium-Ion Battery Separators is a high-performance alumina powder produced through specialized processing techniques according to the performance requirements of batteries and battery
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  • Nano Alumina
    Nano Alumina

    Nano-alumina is a high-purity ultrafine alumina powder with a particle size ranging from 1 to 100 nm, mainly existing in γ-alumina or α-alumina crystal form. It is a nano-scale inorganic functional
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Alumina Ceramic at a Glance
 

Procurement Consideration

Technical Specification

Base Material

Aluminum oxide (Al2O3) technical ceramic

Supply Forms

Tubes, plates, rods, rings, bushings, insulators, and custom geometries

Manufacturing Route

Powder preparation -> forming -> debinding -> sintering -> precision machining -> quality inspection

Core Properties

High dielectric strength, extreme hardness, wear resistance, thermal stability, chemical inertness

Target Industries

Semiconductor processing, electronics, thermal engineering, mechanical systems, chemical processing, and laboratory equipment

Quality & Compliance

Manufactured under strict quality management systems (aligned with ISO 9001, RoHS, and REACH standards)

Customization

Drawing-based OEM production, rapid prototyping, and scalable batch manufacturing

 

Alumina Product Grades
 
Nano Alumina

Calcined Alumina: Produced through controlled calcination to remove chemically combined water and obtain stable crystalline alumina.

  • Applications: Technical ceramics, refractory materials, ceramic components, electrical insulation products.
  • Key Characteristics: High Al2O3 content, stable chemical composition, controlled particle size, good thermal stability.


Reactive Alumina: Features fine particle size and high sintering activity for dense ceramic structures and improved mechanical performance.

  • Applications: Advanced ceramics, high-performance refractory products, precision ceramic components.
  • Important Parameters: Fine particle distribution, high surface activity, low impurity content, superior sintering performance.

 

Activated Alumina: Specialized porous grade utilized for adsorption and purification applications.

Tabular Alumina: A fully densified alumina aggregate produced through high-temperature processing.

  • Applications: Steel industry refractories, furnace linings, high-temperature castables.
  • Performance Advantages: High refractoriness, low porosity, excellent thermal shock resistance, good corrosion resistance.


Fused Alumina: Produced by electric arc melting and crystallization, available in white and brown fused alumina types.

  • Applications: Abrasives, wear-resistant materials, surface treatment media.


High Purity Alumina (HPA): Utilized where extremely low impurity levels are strictly required.

  • Applications: Semiconductor ceramics, sapphire production, electronic components, optical materials.
  • Typical Requirements: High Al2O3 purity, low sodium content, tight impurity control.
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Technical Specifications

Chemical Properties

Al2O3 content customized according to grade; SiO2, Fe2O3, and Na2O maintained at controlled impurity levels; moisture controlled before shipment.

 

Physical Properties

Particle size and D50 distribution customized; bulk density managed according to grade; specific surface area available for reactive grades; crystal structure primarily alpha-Al2O3.

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Manufacturing and Quality Control

Production Control

Key controlled processes include raw material selection, calcination temperature regulation, grinding and classification, particle size adjustment, batch mixing, and packaging control.


Quality Inspection

Routine testing covers chemical composition analysis, particle size distribution, moisture testing, density measurement, surface area analysis, and batch consistency verification. Material test reports are provided according to customer specifications.

 

Why Alumina Grade Selection Matters

 

 

Different alumina materials share similar chemical compositions but exhibit distinct processing behaviors. Fine reactive alumina improves ceramic densification, tabular alumina enhances refractory durability, high purity alumina minimizes contamination risks in sensitive electronic applications, and fused alumina provides controlled hardness for abrasive manufacturing. Selecting the correct grade minimizes processing defects and maintains final product consistency.

 

Applications by Industry
 
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Technical Ceramics

Ceramic insulators, wear-resistant components, structural ceramics, and precision parts requiring high purity and stable particle distribution.

 

Refractory Industry

Furnace linings, kiln furniture, and castable refractories requiring high temperature resistance and low porosity.

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Electronics Industry

Ceramic substrates, electronic packages, and insulating components requiring low impurity content and consistent electrical performance.

 

Abrasive Industry

Grinding wheels, abrasive grains, and surface treatment materials requiring high hardness and grain size control.

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Customization Options
 

Industrial processes frequently require custom material adjustments. Customization parameters include purity levels, particle size distributions, powder morphology, and packaging formats. Technical documentation, such as product specification sheets and chemical analysis reports, is fully supported for all shipments.

 

 

FAQ

 

Q: What is the difference between calcined alumina and reactive alumina?

A: Calcined alumina functions as a general-purpose ceramic raw material with stable properties. Reactive alumina features finer particles and higher sintering activity, making it ideal for applications requiring enhanced density and mechanical performance.

Q: Which alumina grade is suitable for refractory applications?

A: Tabular alumina is standard for high-temperature refractory applications due to its fully densified structure, low porosity, high refractoriness, and thermal shock resistance.

Q: What purity of alumina is required for electronic ceramics?

A: Electronic ceramic applications typically require high-purity alumina with strict impurity control and low sodium content to ensure stable electrical insulation performance.

Q: Can alumina particle size be customized?

A: Yes. Particle size distribution and D50 parameters can be tailored to match specific ceramic forming methods, sintering schedules, and final product performance goals.

Q: What technical documents are provided with shipments?

A: Available documentation includes product specification sheets, chemical analysis reports, physical property data, and batch inspection records.

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