Porous, heat-resistant filters made from materials like alumina, silicon carbide, or zirconia. Used in metal casting, they remove impurities from molten metals, withstand high temperatures due to their open-cell, foam-like structure.

Tunnel kilns are elongated, continuously operating furnaces used in the mass production of ceramic products. Ceramics are loaded onto cars that move through different temperature zones, allowing for efficient, consistent firing.

Made from clay, feldspar, and quartz, toilet bowls are moulded and kiln-fired to create hard, non-porous, water-resistant, easy to clean, durable and sanitary products. Its strength and low water absorption is ideal for bathroom use.

Ceramics such as alumina, aluminosilicate and SiC provide high-temperature resistance, lightweight durability and corrosion resistance, enhancing engine efficiency and lifespan in extreme exhaust environments.

Ceramics are used in pizza stones for their excellent heat retention, even heat distribution and resistance to thermal shock. Their porous structure absorbs moisture from dough, producing crispier crusts and they withstand rapid temperature changes without cracking.

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