BPMA
Corundum material
Product only used for orifice rings when a zirconia-free product is requested.
Typical application
- orifice rings
BPMA is recommended for sodalime container glass and flask tableware.
Chemical and physical properties
Typical chemical composition
Typical crystallographic analysis
Main phase:
- corundum
Physical characteristics
Description | International standards | British standards |
---|---|---|
Typical bulk density for orifice rings | 2.77g/cm3 | 173pcf |
Open porosity for orifice rings | 20% | 20% |
Coefficient of thermal expansion | 7.5 10-6K-1 | 4.1 10-6°F-1 |
Thermal shock resistance | good | good |
Storage
The corundum material, BPMA solution must be stored in a dry environment protected from weather conditions.
Expendables Catalog
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