Results for tag: "Alumina Substrates"

Alumina substrates are a type of ceramic material predominantly comprised of aluminum oxide (Al2O3) and are extensively used in a variety of electronic and industrial applications due to their strong dielectric properties, thermal conductivity, and resistance to wear and corrosion. Within the context of aluminum, these substrates are derived from the more refined material rather than the raw metal itself. The manufacturing process involves milling and purifying bauxite to obtain alumina, which is then formed into substrates through various techniques such as tape casting, dry pressing, or isostatic pressing. These substrates are utilized in electronics for their insulating properties and ability to dissipate heat, serving as a platform for thin-film deposition in integrated circuits, LEDs, and other components. Companies operating within the alumina substrates market specialize in the production and distribution of these materials and offer a range of services from fabrication to delivery of customized solutions. Some notable players in this market include Kyocera Corporation, CoorsTek Inc., and CeramTec. These companies are known for their technical expertise, extensive product portfolios, and established supply chains in the electronics and industrial sectors. Show Less Read more