Ceramic aerogels are a newfangled material that can be used in various industries to improve the processes by leveraging their low density and high porosity. Such aerogels consist of ceramic particles packed in a gel-like matrix, which is washed away to leave behind an extremely light, porous material. Surnano is a front-runner manufacturer in this domain manufacturing high quality ceramic aerogels for all types of manufacturing purposes.
Surnano provides various types of ceramic aerogels for various applications, from aviation to electronics. Their aerogels are celebrated for their insulation - well-suited to anything that relies on managing heat. With 10+ years of industry experience, Surnano is dedicated to providing personalized ceramic aerogels with best value for every customer.
Energy storage and thermal management are important areas in which ceramic aerogels have a substantial impact in modern society. Surnano's aeroceramics, or ceramic aerogels, store energy in a high-capacity and sustainable way that is adaptable to many energy storage applications. In addition, these aerogels are employed in the thermal management of electronics, allowing devices to function at their ideal temperatures and therefore increasing their performance and lifetime. With Surnano's new technology for ceramic aerogels that is no longer a problem and industries can be out in front looking sexy with the most advanced next generation of energy storage and thermal management.
Ceramic aerogels are a class of material that is very promising for the future of sustainable materials handling. These aerogels are lightweight and strong, along with having great insulation properties. They could have applications ranging from building insulation to aerospace technology. With an ever increasing emphasis on sustainability and limiting our carbon footprint, ceramic aerogels offer a promising option that is both sustainable and efficient.
Ceramic aerogels are produced from a process involving sol-gel chemistry. This entails converting a liquid precursor into a gel and, subsequently, concurrenfly) the removal of the liquid to give a solid material having anatural microporous structure. As a result, the aerogel is 99% air, extremely light. Ceramic aerogels are also super lightweight: Yet they’re extremely strong and very thermally insulating. Because the porous structure seals air molecules in, and they do not allow heat to pass; it is a very good insulator.