Are ceramic rolling pins good?
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60 Citations | As the morphologies of metal inserts are improved, these metal-lined ceramic brackets will provide not only good esthetics among ceramic brackets but also minimal friction among conventionally ligated brackets. |
80 Citations | It can clearly be stated that the mechanical properties of many ceramic materials are appropriate even for applications under severe loading conditions but bad or incomplete mechanical design, insufficient surface finish and mishandling are the main reasons for unexpected failure of ceramic components. |
| The sample processed by ceramic rolling with Al2O3 has the more outstanding mechanical property and microstructure, which can be attributed to the fact that Al2O3 particles are difficult to be broken up during rolling process because of the high hardness which is in favor of transferring pressure to preform. | |
| Using ceramic materials it is possible to obtain a number of beneficial mechanical properties such as considerable hardness, good chemical resistance, high tensile strength, and a good fracture toughness. | |
| For rolling superalloy wires the ceramic material is at its limit, and a safe operation can only be expected for rolls with a material-based design. | |
| Results demonstrate that the alumina ceramic–ceramic bearings are reliable and show very few early problems. | |
| Due to their high hardness and good high-temperature properties, improvements of tool behaviour can be expected by the use of ceramic. | |
34 Citations | Our results also demonstrate that the ceramic exhibits a good thermal stability up to around 500 °C. |
23 Citations | Ceramic-on-metal offers both the strength points of ceramic and metal surfaces, and overcomes the limits of metal-on-metal and ceramic-on-ceramic bearings. |
284 Citations | Good bone stock quality as well as high-quality ceramic appear to be the prerequisites for durable fixation of alumina sockets. |
| Silicon nitride has the best combination of physical and mechanical properties for use as rolling elements in hybrid ceramic bearings. | |
68 Citations | Posterior edge loading may be considered to be a normal occurrence in ceramic-on-ceramic bearings, with minimal clinical consequences. |
9 Citations | This reveals the smoothing effect of the rolling ceramic element on the contaminant-damaged bearing surface. |