Nickel Sputtering Target

Nickel (Ni) is a silver white metal with magnetic properties and good plasticity. It has good corrosion resistance. Nickel is similar to silver white, hard and malleable and ferromagnetic metal element. It can be highly polished and corrosion resistant. After dissolving in nitric acid, it turns green. It’s mainly used in alloys (e.g. nickel steel and nickel silver) and as catalysts (e.g. Raney nickel, especially as a catalyst for hydrogenation).

NCE can provide the high purity Nickel Sputtering Target with the highest purity up to 99.999%. It is mainly used in semiconductor and microelectronics industry, and is the key material of semiconductor back electrode. Through repeated plastic processing, the nickel target produced by us has the characteristics of high density and high purity, and the grain size is uniform. The flexibility of our production process enables us to adjust the microstructure of the target to achieve the desired effect. If the grain size of sputtering target is uniform, good sputtering rate and uniform film can be obtained.

NCE can provide the Nickel (Ni) Sputtering Target with different sizes available on request. Please contact us for more details. Get a Quote Now! For other sputtering targets, please check our Sputtering Targets catalog page.

Typical Applications:

Nickel Sputtering Target is mainly used in semiconductor and microelectronics industry, and is the key material of semiconductor back electrode.

∗ Custom-work dimensions or special requirements are available.

Inquiries and orders should include the following information:

1. Quantity
2. Dimensions or drawings

Standard Packing: Packed in sealed bags with labels. Items will be packed properly to avoid damage during transit.

Storage: Store in dry environment, sealed packages. Handle with care, prevent pressure and collision.

Note:

1. Before using, observe whether the surface is clean. Wear clean gloves to operate. Avoid direct contact with materials by hand and avoid contamination by oil and other things.
2. Indium bonding: max. operating temperature 150°C; Elastomer bonding: max. operating temperature 250°C.