Attention fuel cell manufacturers! A specialized manufacturer of high-performance ceramic substrates.
We will manufacture zirconia ceramic substrates with toughness and ionic conductivity in a thin form.
Utilizing the toughness of "bendable ceramic substrates," we offer them as "next-generation ceramic substrates," enhancing their value as components. Bendable zirconia Ultra-thin zirconia ceramic substrate Zirconia possesses strong toughness (characteristics). By combining it with the manufacturing technology of ultra-thin ceramic substrates from a specialized high-performance ceramic substrate manufacturer, we can achieve bendability while maintaining its ceramic nature. The ultra-thin ceramic substrate (thickness: 50μm) also has transparency, offering possibilities such as achieving thinner substrate layers.
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To the development personnel who are expected to focus on properties such as toughness and ionic conductivity: - Zirconia (ZrO2) excels in corrosion resistance and heat resistance. - It is particularly superior in terms of fracture toughness and bending strength compared to alumina (Al2O3). - Oxide ion conductors (stabilized zirconia) are used in applications such as: - Optical communication connector parts - Ceramic cutting tools - Grinding ball media - Stabilized zirconia as an oxide ion conductor is used for oxygen gas sensors to detect oxygen concentration in exhaust gases. Development for the next generation (expectations): - Zirconia substrates are expected to be developed into ultra-thin substrates, leveraging their strength in fracture toughness to overcome the challenges of miniaturization in electronic components.
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Characteristics and Examples of Applications of Zirconia Ceramic Substrates 【Characteristics】 Excellent heat resistance, corrosion resistance, fracture toughness, high strength, surface smoothness, and wear resistance. 【Examples of Applications】 Electrolyte sheets for fuel cells Mechanical parts Ceramic cutting tools Connector components for optical communication Oxygen gas sensors Thin sheets for various electronic component applications
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Zirconia substrates leverage their strong fracture toughness and are expected to be developed for applications in ultra-thin substrates to overcome the challenges of miniaturization in electronic components.
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Zirconia (ZrO2) has excellent corrosion resistance and heat resistance, and is particularly superior to alumina (Al2O3) in terms of fracture toughness and bending strength.
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It is suitable for mechanical parts that utilize the excellent "mechanical properties (strength and toughness)" of zirconia. Additionally, by achieving a "high surface roughness (Ra ≦ 0.1μm)" through surface polishing, it can be used as highly durable sliding parts.
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Zirconia ceramics are applied in various sensor components such as oxygen sensors and materials for fuel cells due to their excellent "ionic conductivity."
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Ultra-thin zirconia ceramic substrate Zirconia has strong toughness. By combining it with our thin sheet ceramic substrate manufacturing technology, we have achieved a "flexible ceramic substrate." The ultra-thin ceramic substrate (thickness: 50μm) is also transparent and has the potential to realize thinner substrates, making it a "next-generation ceramic substrate."
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| KZ3 | Kyoritsu Zirconia 3mol |
| KZ8 | Kyoritsu Zirconia 8mol |
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Kyoritsu Elex Co., Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of ceramic substrates for electronic circuits that has been in business for over half a century since its establishment. Our products are widely used as key components in the internal electronic parts of various products, including mobile phones, computers, LCD televisions, automotive control circuits, and more. Based on the know-how we have cultivated over the years, we aim to continue supplying products that meet the needs of the times to the ever-evolving electronics industry, and we aspire to contribute to the creation of a richer society.