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Titanium-Aluminum alloy targets are high-performance materials used in various industrial applications, including thin film deposition, aerospace components, and advanced coatings. They are known for their excellent thermal stability, high strength-to-weight ratio, and unique properties.
Product Overview
Titanium-aluminum alloy targets are composed of titanium and aluminum, produced using hot isostatic pressing technology. These targets offer excellent hardness, brightness, and outstanding corrosion and oxidation resistance. The color remains stable and does not fade over time. In the PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) process, titanium-aluminum alloy targets provide high purity and uniform thin film coatings. They are widely used in tool coatings, decorative coatings, and various magnetron sputtering and ion plating applications.
Product Features
- High purity, ensuring target stability and high-quality coatings
- Good hardness, corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, and long-lasting brightness
- Available in a variety of color options, including silver, gold, rose gold, black, and gunmetal grey
- Excellent electrical conductivity, reducing particle formation and enhancing film quality
- High density and uniform grain size, suitable for precise coating applications
Applications
- Semiconductor Manufacturing:Used for thin film deposition to form conductive layers, barrier layers, or metal interconnects, meeting high precision and reliability requirements
- Flat Panel Displays:Applied for thin-film transistor (TFT) and electrode coating, improving display resolution, color saturation, and response time
- Tool and Mold Coatings:Provides wear-resistant coatings for tools and molds, increasing hardness and toughness, extending tool life
- Corrosion-Resistant Coatings:Used in chemical, marine, and other environments to provide corrosion protection for equipment
- Wear-Resistant Coatings:Enhances surface hardness of mechanical parts such as bearings and gears, improving wear resistance, reducing wear, and extending equipment lifespan
| Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit |
| Li | ppm | Zn | <100 | ppm | Pb | <5 | ppm | ||||
| B | ppm | Ga | ppm | Bi | <100 | ppm | |||||
| F | ppm | Ge | ppm | Y | ppm | ||||||
| Na | ppm | As | <100 | ppm | Th | ppm | |||||
| Mg | <300 | ppm | Se | ppm | Er | ppm | |||||
| Al | <100 | wt% | Zr | <100 | ppm | Ru | ppm | ||||
| Si | <700 | ppm | Nb | <100 | ppm | Rb | ppm | ||||
| P | ppm | Mo | <100 | ppm | Sr | ppm | |||||
| Cl | ppm | Pd | ppm | Sc | ppm | ||||||
| K | ppm | Ag | ppm | Be | ppm | ||||||
| Ca | ppm | Sn | <100 | ppm | Rh | ppm | |||||
| Ti | 56.4 | wt% | Sb | <100 | ppm | Cd | <100 | ppm | |||
| V | <100 | ppm | Ba | ppm | |||||||
| Cr | <100 | ppm | Hf | ppm | |||||||
| Mn | <100 | ppm | Ta | <100 | ppm | C | <200 | ppm | |||
| Fe | <700 | ppm | W | <100 | ppm | S | <50 | ppm | |||
| Co | <100 | ppm | Pt | ppm | O | <1500 | ppm | ||||
| Ni | <100 | wt% | Au | ppm | N | <50 | ppm | ||||
| Cu | <100 | ppm | Hg | ppm | H | ppm |
