BJS Ceramics GmbH

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BJS Ceramics GmbH
Siemensstraße 6a
86368 Gersthofen

https://www.bjsceramics.com/

Jutta Schull
Partner & Co-Founder
Tel.: +49 821 999 508 10
Contact per mail

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BJS Ceramics is a small company and start-up in the field of ceramic fibers. We develop and produce SiC fibers based on our own patented technology, which is unique in the world and the only technology that allows the programming of functionalities in SiC fibers. This is important for the best performance in the application, the so-called CMCs (i.e. SiC fiber-reinforced SiC components). Our SiC fibers show superior properties for low observability and mechanical strength in CMCs compared to competing fibers from overseas. We have a purely EU-based value chain and are therefore only subject to EU and German export control laws. We guarantee the sovereignty of Germany and Europe for these critical high-temperature materials in applications such as aircraft engines, rocket engines, low-observability, components in nuclear applications (fission/fusion).

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Silafil - functional SiC fibers for military applications

Profile

BJS Ceramics develops and produces silicon carbide (SiC) fibers as the only company in the EU. We have a purely EU-based value chain and are therefore only subject to the export control laws of the EU and Germany. Our fibers are used in "LO applications", among others, but also as reinforcing fibers in ceramic composite materials for engine components, rocket propulsion systems, space vehicles, etc.

Technology

  • Amorphous and stoichiometric SiC fibers
  • SiCx fibers
  • Preceramic polymers
  • Coatings

Products & Services

  • Development and production of amorphous SiC fibers (for temperature ranges up to 1200 °C)
  • Development and production of stoichiometric SiC fibers (for high temperature ranges)
  • Development and production of SiCx fibers (programmable functionalities)
  • Long fibers, short fibers (chopped SiC fibers), different fabric types
  • Preceramic polymers
  • Coatings