Mykroy/Mycalex

Ceramic materials mold like plastics, have a coefficient of thermal expansion close to many metals, and possess electrical and thermal properties superior to most organic plastics.

These dense, rigid materials are easily machined. They are also impervious to moisture, are arc resistant and can withstand thermal cycling and nuclear radiation. Unlike organic materials, they do not outgas, smoke or burn.

Mykroy/Mycalex materials have continuous operating temperature ranges of -459 degrees F to +1300 degrees F. They are produced in sheet and rod form as well as machined parts to meet specific customer specifications. They are also moldable, like plastic, and can even accept metal inserts during molding.

Molds and machines much like a plastic but has exceptional dimensional stability

Can be machined to precise tolerances and into complicated shapes with conventional tooling

Can be used in high or low temperature applications from -400 degrees F to 1300 degrees F

Excellent electrical and thermal insulator

Impervious to moisture (zero porosity)

Good physical strength & impact resistant

Able to withstand thermal cycling and nuclear radiation

A proven replacement for asbestos filled materials

Power station panel components	Generators
Insulators requiring high dielectric	Connectors
Microwave components	Relay spacers
Feed through insulators	Commutators
Condenser terminals, covers, dielectrics	Switches & switchgear insulators

Jet engine thermocouples	Switches
Coil forms & bobbins	Electric connectors
Motor insulating spacers	Plasma engines
High-temperature instrumentation	Spacers & washers
High-temperature terminal blocks	Thermal insulators

Laser components	Communication devices
Semiconductor test fixtures	Inspection fixtures
Encoding memory devices	Mechanical supports
Burn in carriers & sockets	Telemetering devices

Sheet, rod, and molded