High Purity Magnesium Particles Granules Mg Evaporation Materials Sputtering Target 99.95% Pellets Beads In Stock

Magnesium pellets and beads as sputtering targets are materials used in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) technology, made from high-purity magnesium metal. -Melting Point:- 651°C  

-Density:- 1.74 g/cm³  

-Specifications:- 3-4 mm  

-Purity:- 4N  

-Evaporation Method:- eBeam (good)  

-Crucible Materials:- Al₂O₃, graphite, W  

-Remarks:- High deposition rates are possible, but the powder is flammable.  

(The purities of the above specifications can be customized as needed. For other purity specifications, please consult customer service.)

Note: Purity, shape, thickness, and dimensions can all be customized,Please feel free to contact us for more details.

They possess excellent physical and chemical properties, including:

- Low Density: Magnesium has a density of about 1.74 g/cm³, making it an ideal choice for lightweight materials.

- Good Thermal Conductivity: Magnesium exhibits good thermal conductivity, aiding in the uniform distribution of heat during the deposition process.

- Excellent Corrosion Resistance: The surface of magnesium can form a protective oxide layer that prevents further oxidation.

- High Melting Point: With a melting point of approximately 650°C, magnesium is suitable for use under high-temperature conditions.

In the fields of semiconductors and materials science, the applications of magnesium pellets and beads as sputtering targets are increasingly significant, including:

- Semiconductor Devices: Used in the fabrication of thin-film transistors and other electronic components, the conductive properties of magnesium are crucial for device performance.

- Materials Science Research: As a source material for magnesium-based alloys, magnesium targets can be used to study their physical and chemical behaviors under various conditions, promoting the development of new materials.

- Optical Coatings: Employed in the production of anti-reflective films and mirror coatings to enhance the performance of optical devices.

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