When you supply and manufacture such a wide range of ceramic materials, how do you help people select the right material to match their application? We have detailed technical data sheets for every material but from discussions with customers we found what they wanted was a comparison chart… Continue Reading
How you store energy and the energy density that you can store is critical to the development of many green projects. For example, you can store the energy in a battery; seems simple. The battery construction, energy density and weight (if the application is mobile) all play key… Continue Reading
I never thought when I posted the last COVID blog in June that I would have to cover a second lockdown. Precision Ceramics is in a good position. We are working, safely distanced as we have throughout, and we have enhanced material stocks to cover not only Brexit but… Continue Reading
Over time, nuts & bolts have come to symbolise basic engineering, something that you can simply put together with a spanner. There are vast ranges of these fittings with different threads, lengths, heads and even materials – and there are so many! Walk into a hardware store or DIY Supermarket and you are spoilt for… Continue Reading
Following on from last week’s blog ‘Science & Extreme Research’, we had a lot of feedback from website visitors who were interested to know more but did not want a detailed science lecture/ So here goes … ITER is a machine, a Tokamak fusion reactor, where at extreme temperatures it recreates what is happening in… Continue Reading
When we look at some of the fundamental research in the world’s scientific community, it is truly mind-blowing. Not that we always understand the detail of what is being achieved but when, from the periphery, we supply ceramic components into some of these colossal projects, we have a vested interest and feel a part of… Continue Reading
In our latest online blog, Precision Ceramics Business Director, Geoff Randle, recalls the early days of his career with the company and the two principal materials he worked with. I read an article on the time span that defines a generation, typically between 22 and 33 years, and thought about what was occurring in my… Continue Reading
In our latest online series of blogs, Precision Ceramics Business Director, Geoff Randle, explains the need for a comprehensive website glossary … The very nature of technical ceramics involves associated materials and processes which can be complicated and fraught with terms that those not involved in the industry might find confusing. Many people have sought… Continue Reading
In our latest online blog, Precision Ceramics Business Director, Geoff Randle, recalls his first memory of HIP and how it has now become an important part of the company’s in-house manufacturing operations. The other day I watched a piece of news footage from the 1970’s and heard the… Continue Reading
In this day and age, green is good – green energy, going green and virtually every connotation associated with green is seen as a positive; so what about green ceramic? In ceramic, green is not the colour, but a stage in the production process that takes its name from one of the earliest industrialists where… Continue Reading
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