Articles Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM) parts offer exceptional thermal stability, wear resistance, and chemical inertness for steelmaking — from ladle linings and SEN nozzles to thermocouple protection tubes and oxygen sensors. Khat Group delivers engineered ceramic components for the most demanding metallurgical applications.
Projects Khat Group manufactures high-precision ceramic components for textile machinery — guides, rollers, eyelets, pig tails, and cutters — using Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM). Domestic production eliminates import dependency, reduces yarn breakage, improves fabric quality, and cuts costs.
Articles In-depth review of Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM) — materials (zirconia, alumina, silicon nitride), binder systems & debinding, process parameters, quality control, and defect prevention. Essential reading for engineers and students in advanced ceramics manufacturing.
Articles CIM technology delivers complex, high-precision ceramic components with superior thermal, mechanical, and electrical properties. Applications span automotive, medical, electronics, aerospace, and energy sectors. Khat Group provides end-to-end CIM solutions from design to production.
Advanced Ceramics Featured High-precision, high-volume complex ceramic components via powder injection molding
Khat Group has developed Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM) technology for manufacturing complex ceramic parts with intricate geometries, tight dimensional tolerances, and excellent surface finish. This process is ideal for high-volume production of small-to-medium components with superior mechanical and thermal properties.
Ceramics Featured Engineering and industrial advanced ceramic parts — CIM, pressing, slip casting, brazing, and precision machining
Khat Group manufactures advanced ceramic parts for textile, electronics, medical, aerospace, and mining industries. Technologies include ceramic injection molding (CIM), hydraulic pressing, slip casting, brazing, precision machining, sintering up to 1750°C, CIP, extrusion, hot pressing, and plasma spark (SPS). Materials: alumina, zirconia, and ceramic-ceramic composites.
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