Vacuum sintering is a core process conducted within a high-vacuum environment of 10⁻³ to 10⁻⁴ Pa; it serves to eliminate pores, inhibit grain coarsening, and enhance both density (≥99%) and purity. This technique is ideally suited for high-end applications such as high-purity and transparent alumina ceramics, vacuum devices, and electrical insulators. The following sections provide a detailed explanation covering raw materials and formulation, equipment, and the sintering process.
Purity: 99.9%–99.99% α-Al₂O₃; for industrial-grade 99% alumina ceramics, a purity range of 99.0%–99.3% is acceptable.
| Formulation Systems | Ingredients (wt%) | Functions | Applicable Scenarios |
| High Purity, Additive-Free | 100% Al₂O₃ | High purity, high electrical insulation, and transparency | Transparent Ceramics, Semiconductor Vacuum Components |
| MgO Single Additive | Al₂O₃+0.5~1.0% MgO | Inhibits abnormal grain growth and lowers the sintering temperature | 99% Alumina Ceramics, Structural Components, Wear-Resistant Parts |
| Composite Additive (Low Temperature) | Al₂O₃+0.7%MgO+1.5% SiO₂+0.3%CaO | Forms a liquid phase at 1450–1550°C, promoting densification | Medium-Temperature Sintering, Low-Cost Industrial Parts |

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