CeramTec will be showcasing its range of solutions under the motto "Let's Talk Ceramics!" at electronica 2024, stand 429 in hall B5.

CeramTec is launching a new product, Sinalit, just in time for this year's PCIM Europe trade fair for power electronics in Nuremberg, Germany.

CeramTec will be at the Sensor+Test 2024 trade fair in Nuremberg with its portfolio of solutions and services in the fields of ultrasonic measurement solutions and structural ceramics.

From baby nappies to PET bottles – a large proportion of everyday items require chemical products. Over 80 % of these are produced with the help of catalytic processes. As a component in modern catalysts, ceramic catalyst carriers from CeramTec play a key role. In combination with the active catalytic substance, they determine the performance of the catalyst and influence the economic efficiency of catalysis. 

Reduced complexity, enhanced performance: CeramTec‘s high-performance iCT (innovative clamping technology) tool system features a completely revised clamping system for optimised performance.

With manufacturing processes in the semiconductor industry becoming increasingly more demanding, suppliers must offer products of the highest quality to meet current and future demands in chip production.

At the beginning of May, CeramTec launched a new ceramic power semiconductor module for drive inverters in e-mobility. The globally operating high-performance ceramics specialist is now presenting the test results, which demonstrate the importance of ceramic materials for innovative drive concepts.

CeramTec has announced that it is presenting its ceramic cooling solution for a power module for use in drive inverters in e-mobility for the first time at PCIM Europe. The trade fair for power electronics and intelligent drive technologies, which is currently taking place as a virtual event until 7th May, offers the ideal stage to showcase the increasing importance of ceramic materials in innovative drive concepts. 

The CeramTec Group has taken the next step in the transformation into a medical technology corporation and acquired the Swiss specialist for ceramic dental implants, Dentalpoint AG. With this acquisition, the medical technology group has expanded its offering as a supplier in the field of high-performance ceramics.

With photolithography systems for semiconductor manufacturing becoming ever more sophisticated, component suppliers need to be able to provide products of the highest quality to meet the current and future demands in chip production. Based on ongoing in-house research and development, CeramTec’s ‘Rocar SiF’ plates made of high-performance SiSiC as a lightweight silicon carbide ceramic achieve an optimal balance of material ...

The use of protective masks in public places for the mutual protection against the novel coronavirus is currently being intensively and controversially discussed in countries around the world. However, the special protection these masks provide in the medical field and especially in the treatment of COVID-19 patients is beyond question, here piezoceramic is key.

The accurate measurement of water flow in domestic metering or industrial applications can be affected by variations in ultrasonic sensing parameters over temperature. An improved 2MHz ultrasonic flow sensor (09265-001) developed by CeramTec delivers stable, consistent measurements by reducing zero flow offset to improve the accuracy of ultrasonic meters for utilities measurement from 0°C to 130°C.

With a new package developed and supplied by CeramTec, manufacturers of medical devices can now incorporate high gain transducers into new products faster and more cost-effectively. Combining a horned transducer and a remote drive electronics board, the kit streamlines the development process for new devices, facilitating shorter lead times for ultrasonic applications. 

  Significant strides in thermal stability has enabled manufacturer, CeramTec to optimise the performance of its range of 1MHz stainless steel water metering sensors, boosting signal strength by 30%.