Insulating and Shielding Coating for Coating Machines

Insulating and Shielding Coatings for Coating Machines

Alumina ceramic insulating and shielding coatings applied to coating machines used in the electronics industry.

Key Specifications

Spray-fused alumina ceramic applied with American Miller plasma equipment.
Alumina material purity above 99%, able to withstand a voltage of 4000 V.
Coating thickness is uniform at 50 µm, with adhesion strength of 15 MPa and hardness of HV900.
Used for insulating coatings on baffles and shielding plates in various coating machines.

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