Sapphire ingot AL2O3 Monocrystal LED 80KG 200KG 400KG KY method

Product describe:

Sapphire ingots are aluminum oxide crystals, which are used to produce sapphire substrates, the most advantageous upstream raw material for LEDs. Under the rapid development of LEDs, the industry has entered a period of vigorous development in an all-round way. With the full penetration of the LED industry, the demand for the most upstream sapphire products will continue to maintain rapid growth and have broad development prospects. Various artificial growth techniques for sapphire crystals have been continuously developed, and more than ten crystal growth methods have been born, such as flame melting method, pulling method, and Kyropoulos method.

Character:

Sapphire ingots are single crystal forms of aluminum oxide (α-Al2O3) that exhibit several key characteristics suitable for various applications. Here are some of the prominent features of sapphire ingots:

1. Low Dislocation Density
2. Absence of Cracks and Pits
3. High Performance
4. Extra Large Size

5. Crystal Structure: Sapphire ingots have a hexagonal crystal structure, characterized by strong anisotropy and high crystalline quality.
6. Transparency: Sapphire is optically transparent in the visible to near-infrared spectrum, making it ideal for optical applications such as lenses, windows, and substrates.
7. Hardness: Sapphire is one of the hardest materials, ranking 9 on the Mohs scale, making it highly scratch-resistant and durable.
8. Chemical Resistance: Sapphire is chemically inert and highly resistant to attack from acids and alkalis, making it suitable for harsh environments.
9. High Thermal Conductivity: Sapphire has excellent thermal conductivity, making it useful in applications requiring good thermal management.
10. Electrical Insulation: Sapphire is an excellent electrical insulator, making it suitable for use in electronic components and high-temperature applications.
11. Wide Bandgap: Sapphire has a wide bandgap, making it suitable for optoelectronic devices such as LEDs, laser diodes, and high-power electronics.
12. Biocompatibility: Sapphire is biocompatible and non-toxic, making it suitable for use in medical implants and devices.
13. Precision Machining: Sapphire ingots can be precisely machined to produce components with tight tolerances and high surface quality.

Overall, sapphire ingots are valued for their combination of optical, mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties, making them versatile materials used in a wide range of industries, including optics, electronics, aerospace, and medical devices.

Application:

The application of the sapphire ingots is the application of sapphire. As long as we know the performance of sapphire, we can know the application of sapphire ingots. Sapphire has a hexagonal lattice structure, and many properties are determined by its crystal orientation. Through the epitaxial film growth, different crystal orientations will show different lattice matching with the target material. Sapphire has a certain birefringence, and a special crystal axis is used in some optical fields.Sapphire, with its exceptional properties, finds diverse applications across various industries due to its hardness, optical clarity, and chemical resilience. Some common applications of sapphire include:

1. Optics:
Lenses and Windows: Used in high-quality optical components due to its transparency and scratch resistance.
Watch Crystals: Utilized in luxury watches for their durability and clarity.
2. Electronics:
Substrates: Sapphire substrates are crucial for the fabrication of LEDs and semiconductor devices.
Insulators: Used in high-frequency applications and power electronics due to its electrical insulation properties.
RFICs (Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits): Sapphire substrates enhance the performance of RFICs.
3. Industrial:
Bearings and Mechanical Parts: Sapphire's hardness makes it suitable for use in bearings and mechanical components.
Cutting Tools: Sapphire is used in precision cutting applications.
4. Aerospace and Defense:
Sensor Windows: Sapphire is used in aerospace sensors for its durability and optical clarity.
Missile Domes: Sapphire is utilized in missile domes for its robustness.
5. Medical:
Medical Instruments: Sapphire is used in medical devices and surgical tools due to its biocompatibility and durability.
Endoscope Lenses: Utilized in medical imaging equipment for their optical properties.
6. Scientific Instruments:
X-ray Windows: Sapphire is used in X-ray windows for its transparency to X-rays.
High-pressure Cells: Sapphire is employed in high-pressure research applications.
7. Smartphones and Wearables:
Camera Lenses: Some high-end smartphones use sapphire for camera lens covers due to its scratch resistance.
Smartwatch Screens: Sapphire is used in some smartwatches for its scratch-resistant properties.
8. Military Applications:
Ballistic Protection: Sapphire is used in armored vehicles and protective gear due to its hardness.

The manufacturing process of sapphire ingot:

1. Crystal growth
Using a crystal growth furnace to grow large and high-quality single-crystal sapphire crystals
2. Orientation

Ensure that the sapphire crystal is in the correct position on the rod-cutting machine to facilitate the rod-cutting process

3. Take the stick

Take out the sapphire ingot from the sapphire crystal in a specific way

4. Rolling

Use a cylindrical grinder to grind the ingot to obtain precise dimensional accuracy.

5. Quality Inspection

Ensure the quality of the ingots and whether the size and orientation of the ingots after extraction are in line with customer specifications.

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