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BN9142 Boron Nitride (BN) Ceramic Fiber – High-Temperature Thermal Insulation & Dielectric Material

  • Catalog No. BN9142
  • Chemical Formula BN (Boron Nitride)
  • Form Ceramic Fiber
  • Temperature Resistance ℃ Up to 2000

BN9142 Boron Nitride (BN) Ceramic Fiber – High-Temperature Thermal Insulation & Dielectric Material

Boron Nitride Ceramic Fiber
Boron Nitride Ceramic Fiber

Complete Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Chemical Formula BN (Boron Nitride)
Crystal Structure Hexagonal (h-BN)
Temperature Resistance Up to 2000°C (Inert atmosphere)
Dielectric Constant ≤ 4.5}-
Dielectric Loss ≤ 5 × 10⁻³}-
Thermal Conductivity Low (Excellent thermal insulator)
Chemical Inertness Resistant to most acids, alkalis, and molten metals
Density Low (Lightweight material)
Lubricity Excellent (Similar to graphite)

Technical Overview

1. The Boron Nitride Advantage

Boron Nitride (BN) ceramic fiber features a unique hexagonal microstructure similar to graphite, offering an exceptional combination of properties: high-temperature stability (up to 2000°C in inert atmospheres), outstanding chemical inertness, low dielectric constant, excellent thermal shock resistance, and natural lubricity. Unlike carbon-based fibers, BN does not oxidize readily and maintains its insulating properties even at extreme temperatures.

2. Primary Applications

  • Aerospace & Defense: Thermal insulation for spacecraft re-entry vehicles, rocket nozzles, and hypersonic vehicle components requiring lightweight, high-temperature stability.
  • Semiconductor Processing: Insulation components in high-temperature furnaces, diffusion furnaces, and epitaxial reactors where purity and chemical inertness are critical.
  • Advanced Composites: Reinforcement fibers for ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) requiring thermal stability and oxidation resistance.
  • High-Performance Sensors: Dielectric layers and insulation in sensors operating in extreme thermal environments.
  • Energy Storage: Thermal management and separator materials in advanced battery and fuel cell designs.
  • Consumer Electronics: Thermal insulation layers in high-power devices to prevent overheating and extend component life.

3. Key Material Properties

  • Thermal Stability: Maintains structural integrity up to 2000°C in inert atmospheres, with good oxidation resistance up to 900°C in air.
  • Electrical Insulation: Low dielectric constant (≤4.5) and low dielectric loss (≤5×10⁻³) make it an excellent high-frequency insulator.
  • Chemical Inertness: Resistant to most acids, alkalis, molten metals, and slags, ensuring durability in corrosive environments.
  • Mechanical Flexibility: Can be woven, felted, or formed into various shapes while maintaining structural integrity.
  • Lightweight: Low density enables weight reduction in aerospace and transportation applications.

Quality Assurance

  • Purity Control: High-purity raw materials with strict impurity limits for demanding semiconductor and aerospace applications.
  • Thermal Testing: Verification of temperature resistance and thermal stability through controlled high-temperature testing.
  • Dielectric Testing: Dielectric constant and loss measurements confirm electrical insulation performance.
  • Chemical Analysis: Composition verification to ensure consistent BN phase and minimal contaminants.
  • Standards Compliance: Typically meets ISO 9001 standards, with AS9100 available for aerospace applications.

Handling & Storage

  • Handle with clean gloves to prevent contamination and fiber degradation.
  • Store in sealed, moisture-resistant containers in low-humidity environments.
  • Avoid contact with sharp instruments that could damage fiber structure.
  • Use dedicated tools with appropriate protective gear when cutting or shaping.
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