Description
Sputtering targets are materials from which thin films are
deposited using the sputtering method. These targets are fabricated
from metals or ceramics through advanced processes such as melting, sintering, synthesis, and precision mechanical machining.
We offer sputtering targets in a variety of materials, purities, and shapes, combining modern manufacturing techniques and strict quality
control. Fabrication methods and parameters are customised to meet
your specific application requirements and target material characteristics.
Specification
| Item | Details |
|---|
| Product Name | Titanium Sputtering Target |
| Finish | Bright, Polished |
| Size | Customized |
| Material Options | Ti, Ti–Al, Zr, Cr, etc. |
| Available Shapes | Rectangle, Round, Rotary, Pellets, Ingots (customizable) |
| MOQ | 50 pcs |
| Technique | Customised OEM/ODM Service |
| Sample | Available |
| Features | Lightweight, Excellent Corrosion Resistance, High Strength, Stable
Mechanical Properties |
| Testing | 1. ISO 9001:2015 Certified2. Mechanical Properties Testing3.
Destructive and Non-destructive Inspections per Customer and
Industry Standards |
| Applications | Aerospace, Automotive, Medical, Chemical Equipment, Electronics,
Sports Equipment, and Marine Components |
Applications
Titanium Targets
Used in hardware tool coating, decorative coating, semiconductor components, and flat-panel displays. Titanium sputtering targets are essential in integrated circuit fabrication, typically requiring purity levels above 99.99%.
Aluminum Targets
Commonly used in semiconductor and optical applications due to their lightweight, heat resistance, and cost efficiency. Aluminium coatings are also used in the aerospace and automotive
industries.
Copper Targets
Chosen for applications requiring excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, such as electrodes, thin-film wiring, and optical coatings.
Tin Targets
Provide enhanced corrosion resistance and are used to improve the protective qualities of other
materials.
Zinc Targets
Valued for their anti-corrosion properties and often used to produce cathodic protection coatings, battery components, and propellants.
Precious Metal Targets (Platinum, Silver, Gold)
Employed in high-performance electronics, sensors, and optical devices due to their chemical inertness and superior conductivity.
