High temperature protyping material
High temperature protyping material
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I am looking for a machinable (conventional drilling , turning , milling) material for high temperature support structure custom electrical heater.
Must be electrically insulating.
Temperature: 1500C (2700F) in air
Dosnt have to be too strong . Similar strength to balsa wood.
I am considering ceramic foam: http://www.m-r-c.co.il/media/Uploads/311SPEC%281%2...
I would consider also moulding or modeling clay or high temperature cement. I tried this with Omegabond 400 but it is really not up to temperature I require.
I also tried Macor machinable ceramic . Difficult to machine and limited to lower temperatures.
Any ideas welcome.
Many thanks
Must be electrically insulating.
Temperature: 1500C (2700F) in air
Dosnt have to be too strong . Similar strength to balsa wood.
I am considering ceramic foam: http://www.m-r-c.co.il/media/Uploads/311SPEC%281%2...
I would consider also moulding or modeling clay or high temperature cement. I tried this with Omegabond 400 but it is really not up to temperature I require.
I also tried Macor machinable ceramic . Difficult to machine and limited to lower temperatures.
Any ideas welcome.
Many thanks





RE: High temperature protyping material
The trick is to use very simple geometry, be careful tightening screws, and make multiple sets of spares for when you're learning about the screws.
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
RE: High temperature protyping material
I'm outside USA and McMaster isn't to supply to us any more. Know any other suppliers?
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Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
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Bruce
Bruce
http://accuratus.com
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http://www.kanthal.com/products/material-datasheet...
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