Unfortunately, the answer to this question is quite complex and is dependent on a host of variables, not all of which may be obvious.

This article discusses different types of direct-fired gas burners that can be used for high-temperature applications.

Ceramabond 670 is a single part, water-dispersible, aluminum-oxide-based adhesive and coating system that offers exceptional mechanical and electrical properties up to 3000°F (1650°C). It is ideal for use with ceramics as well as non-ceramic substrates such as steel and stainless steel.

Pyro-Putty 653 is an inorganic, single-part, ceramic and metal-filled paste that bonds tenaciously to cast iron, steel and stainless steel.

Have you ever weighed your car at a weighing station on the highway? Have you ever thought about how the deflections in an airplane wing are monitored? Have you ever wondered how engineers monitor the stress and bend of a bridge?

Ceramacast 586 is a zirconium-silicate-based, phosphate-bonded, chemically setting ceramic compound ideal for bonding and potting high-temperature electrical components.

These bearing assemblies provide low friction and long maintenance-free wear life in high-temperature applications.