Among new materials, technical ceramics hold a very special field, due to the fact that they offer adapted solutions where metals and the polymers appear inoperative.

They are refractory, with sometimes melting points higher than 2 000° C, wear resistant and to corrosion, insulating or semiconductor, very solid in compression, low density, ceramics indeed have a wide range of qualities allowing them to answer very specific requirements.

This is why all the technologically advanced sectors, are strongly applicants, to use technical ceramics.

Agriculture : pulverization nozzles

Electronics and electricity: Many dielectric components : Magnetic or semiconductor, ceramic metal assembly

Valves and fittings : seals

Car and mechanics : catalytic pots, wear parts of engines, tools, etc…

Space Aeronautic : reinforcement products, organometallic precursors, Ceramic cores for precision investment casting

Biomedical : biocompatible implants and prostheses.

Chemistry : powders

Metallurgy : supports, filters, exchangers resistant to corrosion and to high temperatures.

Military : optoelectronic