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Morgan Technical Ceramics (MTC) Certech has pioneered a new manufacturing technique which strengthens its ceramic cores used in the investment casting process by 20-30%. The ceramic cores, which are used to cast high performance aerospace and industrial turbine blades, can now be manufactured with a tougher coating, enabling customers to improve yields and achieve associated cost savings.

Morgan Technical Ceramics (MTC) is offering ceramic cores made with its proprietary P-52 material, from its Certech manufacturing sites in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Ceramic cores produced with P-52 material exhibit greater dimensional accuracy while maintaining tight tolerances without distortion. They remain stable and rigid at high temperatures, making them ideal for use in investment casting of aerospace engine components.

Morgan Technical Ceramics (MTC) announced that its Certech manufacturing site in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania produces H7, a high silica core material with a coarse particle size distribution and open pore structure, ideal for use in casting of highly technical aluminum structural parts in aerospace applications.

Morgan Technical Ceramics, Certech (MTC Certech), a leader in the investment casting industry, announces that its Mexico facility has received a Clean Industry Certificate from Procuraduría Federal de Protección al Ambiente (PROFEPA), Mexico’s environmental protection agency.

Morgan Technical Ceramics, Certech, has pioneered a new flow modelling technique for the design of ceramic cores used in the manufacturing process of high performance parts for the aerospace, automotive and medical markets. The use of the software is a major breakthrough for the investment casting process and will significantly optimise injection moulding of ceramic cores and enable the design of parts with more complex geometries.

On 31st March 2008 Morgan Technical Ceramics’parent company, The Morgan Crucible Company plc, acquired Certech and Carpenter Advanced Ceramics from US firm Carpenter Technology Corporation.

New material ensures core stability with high temperature super alloys

Morgan Technical Ceramics Certech (MTC Certech), a leader in the investment casting industry, has introduced its advanced P52 core material used for producing ceramic cores that remain extremely stable with the high temperature super alloys now being used to cast quieter and more fuel-efficient jet engines.

The Certech business of Morgan Technical Ceramics (MTC ), offers high-quality ceramic cores for the production of industrial gas turbine (IGT) blades. MTC is a leading manufacturer of innovative ceramic, glass, metal and engineered coating solutions.