Aluminum Nitride Rod Descriptions

Aluminum nitride is a high performance material particularly suited to demanding electrical applications. We combine expansive technical understanding with a commitment to working with customers, ensuring that our material solutions meet exacting specifications whilst providing exceptional performance.

Aluminum nitride can be produced by dry press and sinter or by hot pressing with appropriate sintering aids, the result of these processes is a material that is stable at high temperatures in a range of inert environments including hydrogen and carbon dioxide atmospheres. Aluminum nitride is principally used in the electronics area, particularly when heat removal is an important function.

Aluminum nitride properties also make it particularly useful in the creation of corrosion-resistant products. Our unique approach to developing and manufacturing means that our engineers collaborate with customers to ensure that corrosion-resistant products or components consistently satisfy customer requirements.

Aluminum Nitride Rod Specifications

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Aluminum Nitride Rod Features

-High thermal conductivity

-Low coefficient of thermal expansion

-Good electrical insulation and resistivity

-Low dielectric constant

-High mechanical strength under compression load

-Corrosion resistant (gas)

-Good thermal shock resistance

Aluminum Nitride Rod Applications

-Heat resistant punching and heat exchange materials 

-Heat resistant materials 

- Microwave attenuation materials

AlN ceramic materials have broad application prospect and broad potential market in electronic field, electric power, locomotive, aviation and aerospace, national defense and military industry, communication and many industrial fields. 

Aluminum Nitride Rod Packaging

SAM’s Aluminum Nitride Rod is carefully handled to minimize damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of our products in their original condition.