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PZT Piezoelectric Elements

Piezoelectric ceramic are a ferroelectric compound. This means, that the electro-mechanical conversion process for producing a motion is related a kind of self-enhancement process based on an internal reorganization of the material's structure. This self-enhancement process results in the higher piezoelectrical efficiency of PZT when compared to natural materials like quartz.

Piezoelectric ceramic are generally manufactured from PZT (Pb - lead, Zr - zirconium, Ti - titanium). The PZT- formulation can be varied with a variety of dopants allowing for a broad spectrum of material properties optimized for different application profiles.

Yuhai Company is able to manufacture piezoelectric ceramic elements in a wide range of shapes and sizes. piezoelectric discs, piezo rings, piezo plates, and piezo tubes (cylinders) is the main shapes Yuhai Company most frequently manufactures, we also have a great deal of experience manufacturing hemispheres, trapezoids and other customized shapes.

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