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Nickel Evaporation Materials

Nickel Evaporation Material List

Nickel Evaporation Material, Ni

Nickel Evaporation Material, Ni

Material: Nickel, Ni

Purity: 99.9%~99.99%

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Aluminum Nickel Evaporation Materials, Al/Ni

Material: Aluminum Nickel Alloy

Purity: 99.9%~99.99% Composition Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Applications of Al/Ni Evaporation Material
  1. Thin Film Deposition: Al/Ni Evaporation Materials serve as essential elements in thin film deposition techniques like physical vapor deposition (PVD), enabling the application of thin films onto diverse material surfaces to augment their properties.
  2. Microelectronic Devices: Al/Ni Evaporation Materials are prevalent in the manufacture of microelectronic devices such as integrated circuits (ICs) and transistors. Their utility extends to metallization, bonding, and contact formation processes critical for device functionality.
  3. Interconnects: Al/Ni Evaporation Materials play a vital role in crafting interconnects and conductive traces within electronic devices. Possessing commendable electrical conductivity and compatibility with various substrates, they facilitate the creation of reliable connections in electronic assemblies.
  4. Soldering Alloys: The amalgamation of aluminum and nickel yields soldering alloys with enhanced properties, ideal for bonding diverse metallic components in electronic assemblies, thus improving overall performance and reliability.
  5. Electrical Contacts: Al/Ni Evaporation Materials feature prominently in the production of electrical contacts, ensuring dependable electrical connections and sustained conductivity in electrical and electronic devices.
  6. Battery Electrodes: Aluminum-nickel (Al/Ni) alloys emerge as promising electrode materials for rechargeable batteries, offering notable capacity and cycling performance, thereby serving the energy storage needs of various applications.
  7. Aerospace Applications: Al/Ni Evaporation Materials find wide-ranging applications in aerospace endeavors, encompassing aircraft components, satellite systems, and space exploration equipment. Their utilization spans across thermal management systems, electrical connectors, and structural components, owing to their exceptional properties and reliability.

Chromium Nickel Evaporation Materials, Cr/Ni Ni/Cr

Chromium Nickel Evaporation Materials

Material: Chromium Nickel Alloy

Purity: 99.9%~99.95%, Composition Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Cobalt Nickel Evaporation Materials, Co/Ni

Material: Cobalt Nickel Alloy

Purity: 99.9%~99.99%, Composition Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Copper Nickel Evaporation Materials, Cu/Ni Ni/Cu

Material: Copper Nickel Alloy

Purity: 99.9%~99.999%, Composition Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Iron Nickel Evaporation Materials, Fe/Ni Ni/Fe

Material: Iron Nickel Alloy, 99.9%~99.99%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Applications of Fe/Ni Evaporation Material
  1. Magnetic Devices: Used in the production of magnetic thin films for sensors, memory devices, and read/write heads.
  2. Semiconductor Manufacturing: Ideal for semiconductor fabrication processes, including the deposition of thin films for integrated circuits.
  3. Optical Coatings: Employed in the creation of optical coatings for lenses, mirrors, and filters.
  4. Surface Engineering: Utilized to modify surface properties, enhance wear resistance, and reduce friction in various engineering applications.
  5. Research and Development: Essential for R&D projects involving thin-film deposition and material science studies.
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Manganese Nickel Evaporation Material, Mn/Ni

Material: Manganese Nickel Alloy, 99.9%~99.99%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Applications of Fe/Ni Evaporation Material
  1. Magnetic Devices: Used in the production of magnetic thin films for sensors, data storage, and magnetic coatings.
  2. Semiconductor Manufacturing: Ideal for semiconductor fabrication processes, including thin-film deposition for integrated circuits.
  3. Optical Coatings: Utilized in creating optical coatings for lenses, mirrors, and filters in optics and photonics applications.
  4. Surface Engineering: Applied to modify surface properties, enhance wear resistance, and reduce friction in various engineering applications.
  5. Research and Development: Essential for R&D projects involving thin-film deposition, materials science studies, and academic research.

Nickel Chromium Aluminum Evaporation Material, Ni/Cr/Al

Material: Nickel Chromium Aluminum, 99.9%~99.95%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Applications of Ni/Cr/Al Evaporation Material
  1. Thin-Film Coatings: Ni/Cr/Al, when evaporated onto diverse substrates, yield thin films boasting desirable characteristics such as high-temperature oxidation resistance, electrical conductivity, and corrosion resistance. These thin films serve myriad applications across industries including aerospace, energy, electronics, and automotive.
  2. Thermal Barriers: Ni/Cr/Al thin films function as vital thermal barrier coatings, safeguarding components from extreme temperatures. Such coatings significantly enhance the efficiency and performance of gas turbines, jet engines, and other high-temperature applications.
  3. Semiconductor Devices: Ni/Cr/Al assumes a pivotal role as a material for heater elements in vacuum deposition systems employed for thin-film deposition in semiconductor manufacturing. The exceptional high-temperature stability of NiCrAl ensures uniform heating throughout the deposition process.
  4. Resistive Heating Elements: Ni/Cr/Al wires or foils serve as ubiquitous resistive heating elements in an array of applications, including electric furnaces, heating mats, appliances, and industrial heating equipment.
  5. Electrical Contacts: Leveraging its outstanding electrical conductivity, NiCrAl finds application in electrical contacts for diverse electronic devices. It ensures steadfast electrical connections while preventing corrosion and degradation of contact surfaces.
  6. Thermal Spray Coatings: Ni/Cr/Al serves as a crucial feedstock material for thermal spray coating techniques like flame spraying and plasma spraying. These coatings provide robust protection against corrosion, wear, and high-temperature environments when applied to surfaces.
  7. High-Temperature Sensors: Ni/Cr/Al thin films are instrumental in fabricating high-temperature sensors tailored for measuring temperature in extreme environments such as gas turbines or industrial furnaces.
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Nickel Chromium Silicon Evaporation Material, Ni/Cr/Si

Nickel Chromium Silicon Evaporation Material,

Material: Nickel Chromium Silicon, 99.9%~99.95%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

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Nickel Titanium Evaporation Material, Ni/Ti Ti/Ni

Material: Nickel Titanium Alloy, 99.9%~99.99%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Nickel Tungsten Evaporation Material, Ni/W

Material: Nickel Tungsten Alloy, 99.9%~99.95%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Nickel Vanadium Evaporation Material, Ni/V

Nickel Vanadium Evaporation Material

Material: Nickel Vanadium Alloy, 99.9%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Nickel Zirconium Evaporation Materials, Ni/Zr Zr/Ni

Material: Nickel Zirconium Alloy, 99.9%

Composition: Can be Customized

Form: Pellets, Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Nickel Oxide Evaporation Materials, NiO

Nickel Oxide Evaporation Materials, NiO

Material: Nickel Oxide, 99.9%

Properties: Green, 1,955 °CM.P., 6.67g/cc Density

Form: Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Lanthanum Nickel Oxide Evaporation Material, LaNiO3

Lanthanum Nickel Oxide Evaporation Material, LaNiO3

Material: Lanthanum Nickel Oxide, 99.9%

Form: Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings, Surface Engineering

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Nickel Silicide Evaporation Material, NiSi2

Material: Nickel Silicide, 99.9%

Properties: 1,255°C M.P, 7.4g/cc Density

Form: Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Nickel Boride Evaporation Material, Ni2B

Material: Nickel Boride, 99.5%

Properties: ≈1,125°C M.P., 7.9g/cc Density

Form: Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Nickel Telluride Evaporation Material, NiTe

Nickel Telluride Evaporation Material, NiTe

Material: Nickel Boride, 99.5%

Properties: ≈1,125°C M.P., 7.9g/cc Density

Form: Powder, Granule, or Customized

Size: 2~6mm Pellets, Can be Customized

Applications: Semiconductor Deposition, CVD, PVD, Optics Coatings

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Description

Nickel Evaporation Material is commonly used in physical vapor deposition (PVD) processes to create thin films on substrates. This material usually comes in the form of pellets, granules, or rods. When nickel is evaporated in a vacuum environment, it allows for precise control over the thickness and uniformity of the deposited film. Because of this, it is widely used in various industrial and technological applications. Nickel is a resilient and lustrous silvery-white metal abundant in the Earth’s core. It is the second most prevalent element, following iron. Thanks to its polished surface, this versatile metal exhibits remarkable resistance to tarnishing when exposed to air. Nickel boasts a density of 8.91g/cc and a melting point of 1,453°C, with a vapor pressure of 10-4 Torr at 1,262°C. It is renowned for its malleability, ductility, and ferromagnetism. Nickel finds expression in various applications, prominently in the production of stainless steel, coins, and batteries. However, its usage in jewelry has declined due to allergic reactions on the skin. In vacuum environments, nickel finds utility in forming decorative coatings on ceramic surfaces and solder layers in circuit device fabrication. Furthermore, its propensity to be sputtered allows for the creation of layers vital in the manufacture of magnetic storage media, fuel cells, and sensors.MetalsTek Engineering specializes in manufacturing high-purity Nickel Evaporation Materials with high quality for use in semiconductor, chemical vapor deposition (CVD), and physical vapor deposition (PVD) display and optical applications. The unique synergy between our engineering, manufacturing, and analytical teams has allowed us to produce industry-leading evaporation materials. The typical Nickel Evaporation Materials include Nickel pellets, oxide, multiple nickel alloys, and nickel compounds.

Nickel (Ni) Specifications

Material Type

Nickel

Z Ratio

0.331

Symbol

Ni

E-Beam

Excellent

Atomic Weight

58.6934

Thermal Evaporation Techniques

Boat: W

Atomic Number

28

Crucible: Al2O3

Appearance

Lustrous, Metallic, Silvery Tinge

E-Beam Crucible Liner Material

FABMATE®, Copper

Thermal Conductivity

91 W/m.K

Temp. (°C) for Given Vap. Press. (Torr)

10-8: 927

Melting Point

1,453 °C

10-6: 1,072

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

13.4 x 10-6/K

10-4: 1,262

Theoretical Density

8.91 g/cc

Comments

Alloys with W/Ta/Mo. Smooth adherent films.

Ferromagnetic

Magnetic Material

Suggested QCM Crystal

Alloy Crystal: 750-1002-G10

Applications of Nickel Evaporation Materials

Applications of Nickel and Nickel-based Evaporation Materials span a wide range of industries and technologies due to their unique properties and versatile characteristics.

 

  1. Thin Film Deposition: Nickel and Nickel-based Evaporation Materials are extensively used in thin film deposition processes, particularly in physical vapor deposition (PVD) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques. These thin films find applications in microelectronics, optics, surface coatings, and decorative finishes.
  2. Microelectronics: Nickel is a crucial component in the production of microelectronic devices such as integrated circuits (ICs), transistors, and sensors. It is used for metallization, interconnects, and bonding in semiconductor manufacturing processes, contributing to the miniaturization and performance enhancement of electronic devices.
  3. Optical Coatings: Nickel-based evaporation materials are employed in the deposition of optical coatings for lenses, mirrors, and filters. These coatings improve optical performance by enhancing reflectivity, transmission, and durability in various optical systems and devices.
  4. Corrosion Protection: Nickel coatings and plating are widely utilized for corrosion protection in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and marine. Nickel-based evaporation materials can be deposited onto metal substrates to provide a protective barrier against corrosion, extending the lifespan of critical components and structures.
  5. Magnets and Magnetic Devices: Nickel is an essential component in the production of permanent magnets, particularly in alloys such as Alnico (aluminum-nickel-cobalt) and ferronickel. These magnets are used in motors, generators, magnetic sensors, and magnetic recording media.
  6. Battery Technologies: Nickel-based materials are employed in various battery technologies, including nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd), nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH), and nickel-cobalt-aluminum (NCA) batteries. These batteries are utilized in consumer electronics, electric vehicles, and renewable energy storage systems.
  7. Catalysis and Chemical Processing: Nickel catalysts are widely used in chemical processing and catalytic reactions, including hydrogenation, reforming, and synthesis gas production. Nickel-based evaporation materials can be used to deposit catalyst layers onto substrates for efficient and selective chemical transformations.
  8. Medical Devices: Nickel and nickel-based alloys are utilized in medical devices and implants due to their biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and mechanical properties. These materials are used in orthopedic implants, dental appliances, surgical instruments, and cardiovascular devices.

Nickel and Nickel-based Evaporation Materials play integral roles in numerous industrial sectors, contributing to advancements in electronics, energy storage, materials science, and healthcare.

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