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Metallized Ceramics involve coating a thin metal film (such as molybdenum-manganese, nickel, etc.) on the ceramic surface to achieve strong bonding between ceramic and metal. They are commonly used in fields like electronic packaging, vacuum devices, and power modules.

By optimizing the metallization formula, sintering temperature, nickel plating thickness, and brazing process, hermeticity can typically reach ≤1×10⁻¹⁰ Pa·m³/s, with bonding strength >100 MPa. Finished products undergo helium mass spectrometry leak detection testing.

What temperature can metallized ceramics withstand? It depends on the substrate: Alumina-based metallized ceramics can withstand 800-1000°C, aluminum nitride higher (>1000°C), and even higher temperatures for short periods. 

  • Power electronic modules (e.g., IGBT, LED heat dissipation substrates)
  • Vacuum electronic devices (e.g., vacuum switch tubes, feedthroughs)
  • High-voltage/high-vacuum insulation components (e.g., X-ray tubes, sensors)
  • Aerospace, medical equipment, semiconductor packaging, and other fields requiring high-reliability sealing.

Please provide: Drawings (dimensions, tolerances), substrate type (alumina/aluminum nitride, etc.), metallization areas, plating requirements (nickel/gold), application environment, and quantity. We can offer full-service from design optimization to finished products.

We adopt the ISO9001 quality system with full traceability. We provide material reports, dimensional inspections, hermeticity tests, bonding strength tests, and third-party inspection reports (if required).

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