The generic term "ceramics" can refer to a variety of materials, such as china, glass, cement and porcelain that we use in our daily lives. Fine Ceramics (also known as "advanced ceramics") are a high-performance subset of the overall family of ceramic materials which are used in a range of advanced-technology industries, including electronics.
Term Coined by the Founder of Kyocera
Term Coined by the Founder of Kyocera
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
Big Differences in Raw Materials and Production Processing
Big Differences in Raw Materials and Production Processing
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
Raw Materials Need to Meet Demanding Performance Requirements
Raw Materials Need to Meet Demanding Performance Requirements
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
A Series of Complex Production Processes Are Used to Make Fine Ceramic Products
A Series of Complex Production Processes Are Used to Make Fine Ceramic Products
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
Advanced Technologies Produce Fine Ceramic Knives with a Razor-Sharp Edge
Advanced Technologies Produce Fine Ceramic Knives with a Razor-Sharp Edge
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
Wide Variety of Products to Support both Industry and Society
Wide Variety of Products to Support both Industry and Society
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
Rooted in Jomon Ware Used Over 10,000 Years Ago
Rooted in Jomon Ware Used Over 10,000 Years Ago
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
Find Answers to Questions about Fine Ceramics
Find Answers to Questions about Fine Ceramics
Introduction to Fine Ceramics
The term "Fine Ceramics" is interchangeable with "advanced ceramics," "technical ceramics" and "engineered ceramics." Use varies by region and industry.
Semiconductor / LCD Processing Equipment
Life / Culture / Industrial Machines
Wireless Communications
Computer Peripherals
Environmental Preservation / Renewable Energy
Medical Equipment / Devices
Single-Crystal Sapphire Products
Metallized / Vacuum Components
Electronics Industry
Heaters
Piezoelectric Ceramics
Alumina
Silicon Nitride
Silicon Carbide
Sapphire
Zirconia
Cordierite
Yttria
Aluminum Nitride
Cermet
Mullite
Steatite
Forsterite