Inorganic Nanoparticles

Based on particle control technology, one of our core technologies, we carry out the whole process of nanoparticle development—from the synthesis to the dispersion—in-house. By specializing in particle sizes from single nanometers to several tens of nanometers and applying unique surface treatments that optimize particle characteristics, we have achieved the development of high-performance nano-dispersions tailored to specific purposes. We can meet advanced needs in material design and coating processes.

Special features

  • Complete production from synthesis to dispersion
  • Specialized particle sizes from single nanometers to several tens of nanometers
  • Unique surface treatment technologies allow the application of functions without sacrificing particle characteristics

Application examples

  • High refractive index materials (zirconia, barium titanate)
  • Low refractive index materials (magnesium fluoride)
  • High dielectric constant materials (barium titanate)
  • Heat dissipation materials (magnesia)

Product lineup

Zirconia / ZrO2

TEM Dispersion liquid properties
Powder properties
Particle size (nm) 8
Particle shape Spherical
Specific surface area (m2/g) 145
Dispersion liquid properties
Particle concentration (wt%) 30
Dispersion media MEK, etc.
Features
High refractive index and high hardness
Refractive index of up to 1.7 is possible when mixed into resin
High transparency (suitable for thick films)
High dispersion stability (e.g.: more than 2 years at 40°C)
Compatible with nanoimprint and inkjet processes

Barium titanete / BaTiO3

TEM Dispersion liquid properties
Powder properties
Particle size (nm) 25
Particle shape Spherical
Specific surface area (m2/g) 50
Dispersion liquid properties
Particle concentration (wt%) 30
Dispersion media MEK, etc.
Features
High refractive index and high light resistance
Refractive index of up to 1.9 is possible when mixed into resin
High transparency and high dispersion stability
TiO2 alternatives
Compatible with nanoimprint and inkjet processes

Magnesium fluoride / MgF2

TEM Dispersion liquid properties
Powder properties
Particle size (nm) 20
Particle shape Amorphous
Specific surface area (m2/g) 140
Dispersion liquid properties
Particle concentration (wt%) 10
Dispersion media PGME, etc.
Features
Low refractive index and low dielectric constant
Refractive index of up to 1.4 is possible when mixed into resin
High transparency and high dispersion stability
PFAS alternatives

Magnesia / MgO

TEM Dispersion liquid properties
Powder properties
Particle size (nm) 35
Particle shape Cube
Specific surface area (m2/g) 55
Dispersion liquid properties
Particle concentration (wt%) 30
Dispersion media MEK, etc.
Features
Heat dissipation and moisture absorption
Supports thermal conduction paths as a sub-filler
High dispersion stability
Homogeneous mixing via dispersion liquid process enables efficient thermal conduction path formation

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