Morgan Advanced Materials - Technical Ceramics

Morgan Advanced Materials - Technical Ceramics

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Berkshire, SL4 1LP
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The Technical Ceramics business of Morgan Advanced Materials engineers and manufactures high performance functional and structural ceramic materials, components and sub-assemblies to address customer-specific technical challenges across multiple end-markets.

We employ advanced materials science and applications expertise to produce parts that enhance reliability and improve the performance of our customers’ products. Much of what we make is destined for use in demanding, harsh or critical environments.

We work in selected segments of the semiconductor, aerospace, healthcare, analytical, industrial, and energy markets, typically in closely collaborative customer relationships. Our core strength is our ability to get to grips with individual customer problems, apply materials science and applications engineering expertise to deliver elegant and reliable solutions.

Our product range includes:

  • Engineered components utilizing specialist material formulations across a broad ceramic portfolio of alumina, silicon carbide, zirconia and silicon nitride 
  • Ceramic cores (used in investment casting)
  • Wax injection products
  • Ceramic injection moulded products
  • Ceramic to metal assemblies including brazed/metallized assemblies
  • Metallized ceramic parts
  • Extruded products
  • Glass products
  • MACOR
  • Hermetic Feedthroughs
  • Kiln rollers and furniture
  • Thermocouple sheathes
  • Laboratory porcelain
  • Mass spectrometry, laser, semiconductor components

To talk to us about use of these products in your application, contact us today.

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