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I Squared R Element Co. Inc. is a manufacturer of silicon carbide heating elements (trade name Starbar®) and molybdenum disilicide heating elements (trade name Moly-D®).
In today’s society – with prevalent discussions regarding environmental impact, global warming and with many companies even tracking their carbon footprint on their websites – efficiency is certainly a hot topic.
Efficient is an adjective defined as “achieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense.” Society as a whole typically strives to achieve and apply “efficiency” to all facets of life.
Ceramacast 673 is a high-temperature, two-part, silicon-carbide-based ceramic molding and potting compound used in the production of silicon-carbide (SiC) heaters for the industrial heating market.
Saint-Gobain’s High-Performance Refractories business acquired Spin-Works International Corp., a manufacturer of 3D-printed and extruded silicon-carbide ceramic components that improve energy efficiency, recover waste heat and reduce emissions for customers in a wide range of high-temperature industrial processes. The acquisition expands Saint-Gobain’s capabilities in the ceramic industrial burner and heat-recovery markets, especially in the steel and automotive businesses.
GE Aviation broke ground on two adjacent factories to mass produce silicon carbide (SiC) materials used to manufacture ceramic-matrix composite components (CMCs) for jet engines and land-based gas turbines for electric power.
SCR power controllers operating on the transformer primary often control electric heating applications employing transformer-coupled silicon carbide (SiC) heating elements.
