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electroceramics
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electroceramics [i‚lek·trō·sə′ram·iks]
(materials)
Ceramic materials having electrical and other properties which make them suitable for use as insulators for power lines and in electrical components.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] For light metal substrates, Henkel Corporation has developed a multifunctional base coating, Alodine EC2 ElectroCeramic Coating, designed to provide chemical, corrosion, temperature and abrasion resistance while reducing parts processing costs.
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