non- conductive, high temp material options??
non- conductive, high temp material options??
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We need to induction heat some small parts and due to the small cylindrical size, we are concerned of interaction of the fixture and heating coil. Obvious thought might be to use standard plastics but because the part is a copper alloy, heat transfer into the fixture will certainly occur so the material may have to endure up to 500F.
Does anyone have any thoughts on either unfounded induction coil interaction or an idea of material we could test that would not be affect by the work coil?
Does anyone have any thoughts on either unfounded induction coil interaction or an idea of material we could test that would not be affect by the work coil?





RE: non- conductive, high temp material options??
http://www.mcmaster.com/#boron-nitride-ceramic/=l6...
...amongst many other suppliers.
RE: non- conductive, high temp material options??
RE: non- conductive, high temp material options??
alumina, silicon carbide, quartz
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RE: non- conductive, high temp material options??