Honeycomb Ceramics

Honeycomb ceramics are one of the advanced aspects of the ceramic industry. The cellular structure of these ceramics, as it appears in the name, was inspired by the nature. The advances in manufacturing methods in the ceramic industry in recent decades have allowed us to produce honeycomb structures in an integrated and uniform manner. This structure creates unique properties for the product, which makes it possible to use it in many different applications.

Honeycomb ceramics can have up to 40 holes per square centimeter in their structure. One of the distinctive features of honeycomb ceramics is the more surface that they can create in equal volumes compared to other structures. Despite the porosity in these ceramics, the structure of its walls is such that the overall strength of the product is very good and it is fully capable of enduring harsh working conditions. In these ceramics, the thickness of the walls is very low, which creates two features that are very important in flow-related applications: First, the low thickness of the walls creates a wide inlet space and reduces the back pressure of the gas, and as a result of this thickness, the pressure loss along the channels will be reasonable.