Overview

The machining process of advanced ceramics aims to perform high-precision and low-damage surface treatment on sintered ceramic parts to meet the requirements of dimensional tolerance, surface roughness and functional performance (such as optical, electronic or mechanical properties). Due to the high hardness, high brittleness and low toughness of ceramics, traditional processing methods are often not applicable and special processing technologies are required.

We use precision grinding machines for flat, cylindrical, internal and centerless grinding; use CNC machine tools to process shafts, holes, grooves, threads, etc.; use lasers to process micro-holes on ceramic substrates, thin walls of ceramic parts, etc.; use polishing machines to improve surface accuracy and roughness.