Discontinued (Discontinued) ZR3120 zirconium oxide milled nanofibres

Zirconium Oxide Milled Nanofibres Description

Milled nanofibres from zirconium oxide are ultrafine fibres composed of zirconium oxide, also known as zirconium oxide or zirconium dioxide. Zirconium oxide is a ceramic material with high stability that exhibits specific mechanical, thermal and chemical properties.

The product is produced using the high‐tech colloidal method to prepare a thickened zirconium dioxide colloid. The colloid is spun into a fibre embryo, which is then dehydrated, dried and crystallised by heat treatment at intermediate and high temperatures, thereby converting the material into a polycrystalline zirconium dioxide fibre.

Milled zirconium oxide nanofibres have a nanoscale size and a large surface area relative to their volume. They exhibit increased mechanical strength, enhanced electrical conductivity and a higher degree of chemical reactivity compared with conventional zirconium oxide materials. Given the high melting point, resistance to oxidation and other high-temperature characteristics of ZrO2, these fibres perform better than other fire‐resistant fibres such as aluminium oxide fibres and molaid fibres.

Specifications of Zirconium Dioxide Milled Nanofibres

Applications of Zirconium Oxide Milled Nanofibres

Milled zirconium oxide nanofibres are used in various fields, including catalysis, sensors, fuel cells, biomedical devices and high‐temperature coatings. Their large surface area and distinct morphology render them suitable for use in advanced materials and nanotechnology applications.

Packaging of Milled Nanofibres from Zirconium Oxide

The milled zirconium oxide nanofibres are carefully handled during storage and transport to maintain the product in its original condition.

FAQs on Zirconium Oxide Milled Nanofibres

Q1: How are milled zirconium oxide nanofibres synthesised?

Typically, these nanofibres are produced by electrospinning, followed by calcination to obtain the desired crystalline structure and properties. The fibres are then milled to achieve the required length and surface characteristics.

F2: Can milled zirconium oxide nanofibres be customised for specific applications?

Yes, the properties of these nanofibres can be tailored by modifying the synthesis process. This may include altering the precursor materials, adjusting the electrospinning parameters or introducing dopants to achieve specific characteristics suitable for various applications.