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Japan's Sumitomo Chemical successfully produces ultra-fine α-alumina

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Update time : 2023-08-29 16:14:39
Japan's Sumitomo Chemical successfully developed a new production technology for ultra-fine α-alumina. The mass production will be started this September with its recently established manufacturing capabilities at its Ehime Works.

Alumina materials made by calcining aluminum hydroxide at high temperatures, with a purity level of 99.99% or more are called ultrahigh purity alumina. They have characteristics of homogeneous ultra-fine particles with a particle size of 150 nm (0.15 μm) or smaller.

The mass-produced new products are sold as NXA series products. This series of products are ultra-fine grade α-alumina products mainly used in industrial products.
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