ceramic metallization

Pushing the boundaries of precision ceramic applications through reliable connections   Special ceramics—such as aluminum oxide, aluminum nitride, and ceramic zrconium oxide—possess exceptional properties, including high electrical insulation, resistance to high temperatures and corrosion, low dielectric loss, and high mechanical strength. Consequently, they have become indispensable core substrate materials in sectors such as semiconductors, vacuum equipment, new energy, laser technology, high-voltage power systems, and medical equipment.   However, ceramics possess an inherent drawback: as inert, non-metallic materials, they cannot be directly welded or brazed, and achieving a high-strength, hermetic bond with metals is extremely difficult. Simple mechanical assembl...