Non-electrical conductive material for extreme P&T

[Buchimuer]

Hello!

I'm building a thing that needs to survive in extreme conditions.
So I'm looking for a non-electrical conductive material that has a yield strength around 1100 MPa at temperature around 200 C.

As long as the material is available on the market, cost will not be a problem.

 

[Bystander]

for a non-electrical conductive material that have

We really do need to have you very carefully parse this expression for meaning.

 

[Buchimuer]

We really do need to have you very carefully parse this expression for meaning.

Edited. Sorry for my english

 

[Bystander]

Is the material "an insulator?" Is it not?

 

[NascentOxygen]

for a non-electrical conductive material

You want it to be electrically nonconductive?

Or, maybe you want it to conduct heat but not conduct electricity?

 

[Buchimuer]

Is the material "an insulator?" Is it not?

Sorry for the late reply, it has not to be an insulator. It is more like a housing.

 

[Buchimuer]

You want it to be electrically nonconductive?

Or, maybe you want it to conduct heat but not conduct electricity?

Thanks for the reply. I just want it to be electrically non-conductive. I just need a material that is stable at these temperature.

 

[The Bill]

Aluminum oxide ceramic has the compressive strength and temperature resistance you want. It's flexural strength is only around 330 MPa, though.

I think you may want to redesign your housing to use something easier to source.

 

[Nidum]

Why do you need a material that would have to be stronger than most high tensile steels just for a housing ?