MATERIALS IN APPLICATION
Explore the industries and uses of mica, then find the product family that supports your application.
Natural mica provides electrical insulation and stable dielectric performance. Processed sheets, punched components and capacitors support electronics and electrical assemblies.
Typical uses
Capacitors · Power transistors · Switchgear · Commutators · Cables
Micanite and fabricated mica are used around heating elements, industrial furnaces and equipment exposed to heat. Material selection depends on operating conditions and the finished component.
Typical uses
Soldering irons · Furnace linings · Heating appliances · Liquid level indicators
Graded mica flakes are used to manufacture pearlescent pigments, with downstream applications in architectural and automotive coatings, personal care and decorative finishes.
Typical uses
Pearlescent pigments · Paints & coatings · Decorative surfaces
Mica flakes and powder serve as fillers and functional materials in construction and manufacturing processes. Share your particle size and application requirements for material selection.
Typical uses
Roofing · Flooring · Concrete fillers · Plastics · Rubber
Mica powder is used in oil drilling and foundry applications. Sheet mica strainers are also used with brass, bronze and aluminium sand castings.
Typical uses
Drilling fluids · Foundry work · Casting strainers
Mica washers, micanite insulation and commutator parts support railway and electrical machinery applications. Fabricated components can be supplied to customer dimensions and drawings.
Typical uses
Mica washers · DC motor insulation · Brush holder assemblies
Temperature, electrical properties, particle size and component geometry all influence material selection. Tell our team what your product needs to do.
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