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Welcome to Goodfellow Ceramic and Glass Division

Goodfellow acquired Norton Lees Ltd, better known as Technical Glass, in 2008, and we are now the Goodfellow Ceramic and Glass Division.  If you have been redirected here from Technical Glass then welcome to our new website.

We supply a comprehensive range of ceramics and glasses to the research and industrial markets either as finished components to customer drawings or in an extensive range of semi-finished forms including sheets, rods and tubes for our customers to machine their own components.

Throughout this website we have given examples of some of the components we have supplied to our customers, as well as the applications in which they have been used. Because every application is unique, members of our technical staff are qualified in Materials Science and are available to discuss all technical aspects of your projects.

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Goodfellow News

• High Thermal Conductivity Silicon Nitride

  
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• Wurtzite Boron Nitride ?a material harder than diamond

  
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• Zirconia Stabilized with Yttria Crucibles

  
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• Goodfellow Celebrates 50 Years in a “Material?World

  Goodfellow, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, continues to grow and thrive on a tradition of quality products, reliability and personalised service that’s as relevant today as it was a half-century ago.
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• Goodfellow statement regarding Kobe Steel

  
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• New lower prices for alumina sheets

  
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• Brexit Statement

  The Directors and Governing Board of Goodfellow Cambridge Ltd have considered the Company’s position, as a global supplier of materials, following the UK referendum on EU membership.
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• Eureka Magazine talks to Technical Manager Dr Aphrodite Tomou

  To navigate the fast-moving world of materials requires expert help and advice for the customer. Eureka magazine’s Paul Fanning talks to Technical Manager Dr Aphrodite Tomou about how Goodfellow’s technical expertise can assist customers in sourcing the most suitable materials for the specific applications.
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• Goodfellow CEO Stephen Aldersley explains to Eureka Magazine how Brexit uncertainty can be transformed into opportunity

  A time of uncertainty is a time for action, not for waiting to see how things play out. Stephen Aldersley, CEO of Goodfellow, suggests several forms that action can take.
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• Manufacturing and Engineering Magazine celebrates Goodfellow's 70 years of facilitating scientific innovation

  Goodfellow Technical Manager Dr. Aphrodite Tomou explains to the Manufacturing and Engineering Magazine readers how direct, one-on-one access to in-house materials experts assist customers in sourcing the most suitable materials for their specific applications.
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• Boron Nitride Nanotubes

  Boron Nitride Nanotube is a next-generation nano-material which will lead the 4th industrial revolution.
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• Engineering Ceramics Ideal for High-Temperature, High-Wear Applications

  Engineering ceramics are ideal for the high-temperature, high-wear conditions typically found in aerospace, automotive, military, electronic and industrial fields.
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• New and Continuing Advancements in the Materials Industry

  In this interview, Dr. Aphrodite Tomou, Technical Manager at Goodfellow, talks to AZoM and shares her insights into their approach and services to the material industry.
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• Goodfellow Introduces Three Forms of Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes

  Goodfellow is pleased to announce the availability of Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs) in three different forms: regular powder, “chunky?powder, and free-standing “carpets.?All three forms are produced by means of a catalytic chemical vapor deposition (CCVD) process.
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• The Impact of Additive Manufacturing on Research and Future Trends

  In this interview, Adam Sells, Sales Manager at Goodfellow Cambridge Ltd talks to AZoM about how Goodfellow keeps up with new trends and the impact of additive manufacturing on research.
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• Goodfellow continue their ISO 9001:2015 certification

  We are pleased to announce that, following an extensive third-party audit of our Quality Management Systems (QMS), Goodfellow will continue their certification to the ISO 9001:2015 standard for the manufacture and supply of metals, polymers and other specialist materials.
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• Goodfellow donates essential materials to companies supporting frontline workers

  Leading research materials supplier, Goodfellow, is showing support to several initiatives in the fight against COVID-19, supplying materials that are being used to make protective equipment for frontline workers.
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• Goodfellow and Merck Life Science-India Sign Exclusive Distribution Agreement

  Goodfellow Cambridge Limited is pleased to announce that Merck Life Science-India is the exclusive supplier of Goodfellow materials in India.
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• High-Density Calcium Silicate from Goodfellow

  Goodfellow is pleased to announce the availability of High-Density Calcium Silicate, an exceptional high-temperature insulation material that is an alternative to the discontinued Duratec?750.
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• Test your knowledge of the periodic table with the Mr. Material?app

  Ideal for those extra days you have at home, Goodfellow has launched the latest version of Mr. Material? their free educational app that enables participants to test their knowledge of the periodic table.
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• Coronavirus (COVID-19) Statement

  As we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown, I wanted to bring you up to date on Goodfellow’s current operations. I hope that you will find this information useful as you ramp-up your activities and plan for the future.
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• Perovskites ?Ideal for Optoelectronic Applications

  Goodfellow is pleased to announce the availability of their new range of Perovskites, a group of materials that demonstrate great potential for optoelectronic applications.
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