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glass-ceramic [¦glas sə′ram·ik] (materials) Hard, strong, nucleated glass with a nonporous crystalline structure; has high flexural strength and shock resistance; used for coatings, molded mechanical and electrical parts, heat-exchanger tubes, missile cones, and cookware and dinnerware. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Structuran' glass ceramic (above and right) is a revolutionary new material with the characters of glass and natural stone, and can be used in a wide range of applications: facade rainscreens, kitchen and bar surfaces, screens, flooring, stairs, memorials, vanity tops and sinks. Further, the system uses apatite-wallastonite glass ceramic coating to facilitate the fixation of bone after it is implanted. manufacturers and markets glass, glass ceramic and metal cookware, bakeware, tabletop products and cutlery sold under well-known brands including CorningWare(R), Pyrex(R), Corelle(R), Revere(R), EKCO(R), Baker's Secret(R), Magnalite(R), Chicago Cutlery(R) and OXO(R). |
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