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10/10/2016
- Morgan Advanced Materials Expands Silicon Carbide Production Capability To Meet European Demand
Morgan Advanced Materials, a global leader in the development and application of advanced material technologies, now has a dedicated volume silicon carbide manufacturing facility in Stourport, UK. This increased capacity has enabled the company to augment its sales in Europe and worldwide with these higher performing silicon carbide materials.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
- Morgan Seals and Bearings
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06/10/2016
- Morgan Advanced Materials Brings its Acclaimed Range of Hydrocyclones to New Markets
Morgan Advanced Materials, a global specialist in the application of advanced material technologies for the Mining sector, is expanding its range of established hydrocyclone liners into new markets, as it continues to further develop this solution.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
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04/10/2016
- Circular Economy Initiative Puts Morgan Advanced Materials on the Road to Greater Sustainability
The circular economy principles of re-use and recycle are enabling one global manufacturer to significantly improve its environmental health and safety targets, and turn waste furnace rock into new roads.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
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21/09/2016
- Morgan Advanced Materials Improves Quality and Productivity with New Nilcra® Zirconia TS Grade Ceramic Die for Copper and Brass Extrusion
Morgan Advanced Materials, a global leader in the development and application of advanced material technologies, has developed a new ceramic extrusion die, which enables engineers to significantly reduce costs and issues associated with poor die life, dimensional control, inferior surface finish, and high scrap rates.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
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13/09/2016
- Achieving High Value in Kiln Insulation and Furnace Refractories
Steve Chernack, Manager – Engineering Accounts, Morgan Advanced Materials
(contributing: Chris Johnson, Applications Engineering and Drafting Services Manager; Roger Patrick, Product Manager - Fired Refractory Shapes; Randy Bishop, Product Manager - Electrical Carbon; Dr. Michael Rozumek, R&D Director)
In any manufacturing process involving a kiln or furnace, the need for consistency is key to ensuring ‘right first time’ components – whether this applies to processing temperatures, atmospheric content, or the overall firing process.
While the quality of the kiln and furnace infrastructure itself is of course crucial to achieving this, what is no less important is the correct selection and use of refractory products involved in the process, whether these be high temperature insulation systems, kiln cars and furniture, or fired refractory shapes.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
- Morgan Thermal Ceramics
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08/08/2016
- Insulating Castable Refractories – Specification Best Practice for Furnace and Kiln Applications
Industrial furnaces and kilns rely on high temperature insulation materials to optimize production yield and minimize energy costs, which can rise rapidly if excessive heat escapes from the point of operation.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
- Morgan Thermal Ceramics
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28/07/2016
- Partnership with Morgan Advanced Materials Delivers Measurable Benefits
A working partnership between Morgan Advanced Materials and Renishaw, a global company specialising in industrial metrology and spectroscopy, continues to go from strength to strength.
- Morgan Advanced Materials
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
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12/07/2016
- Morgan Partners with Penn State as Part of World-Class Carbon Science Center of Excellence
Morgan Advanced Materials, a global leader in the development and deployment of advanced material technologies, has unveiled plans to establish a cutting-edge Carbon Science Center of Excellence at Pennsylvania State University, USA, aimed at driving global developments in the field of carbon research.
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07/06/2016
- Morgan Launches Thermal Bag to Counter Fire Risk from Lithium-Ion Batteries
Morgan Advanced Materials has introduced to the aviation market a novel means of tackling the risk posed by overheating lithium-ion batteries, following an extensive period of testing in conjunction with Germanwings, part of the Lufthansa Group.
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- Morgan Thermal Ceramics
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01/06/2016
- Why is Dielectic Strength Now a Key Driver in Power Tube Specification?
As multi-sector technological developments continue to demand smaller parts with higher performance and improved longevity, Joerg-Uwe Wichert, Manager of New Business for Morgan Advanced Materials, explores why specifying power tubes with an increased dielectric strength is becoming increasingly important in high-voltage applications, particularly at high temperatures
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- Technical Ceramics