Powder Glass

Sealing, bonding, and insulation solutions

Our powder glass is used across various devices for insulation, sheathing, bonding, and hermetic sealing. We develop and manufacture a variety of powder glass to meet specific needs.

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Features

Customizable glass compositions to suit a wide range of applications
Supplied in various forms, including powders, granules, pastes, tablets, and green sheets
Consultation available for environmental solutions, such as lead-free glass for low-temperature firing

Applications

Utilizing the electrical properties of glass, as well as its hermeticity and durability, powder glass is used in various electronic component applications such as chip components, substrate materials, and packages.

figure of hermetic terminals and connectors

* Used as a bonding and sealing material.

End-use

Air conditioners and refrigerators (Compressors)
Components used in harsh environments (Aerospace Applications, etc)

Why glass?

Glass allows for bonding and joining while offering high hermeticity and electrical insulation

* Used for bonding and insulating layers between gauges and metal parts.

End-use

Applied to pressure sensors, flow sensors, and more.
Installed in automobiles, industrial machinery, and more.

Why glass?

Glass is a material with excellent environmental resistance, long-term stability, and hermeticity.

* Used as bonding and sealing material between glass and metals and ceramics.

End-use

Electronic devices such as automobiles, various facilities, home appliances, and all types of mobile devices

Why glass?

Glass is a material that enables stable, long-term sealing of internal components with high hermeticity and environmental resistance.

figure of thin film coating platinum temperature sensor

* Used as a protective and insulating film for lead wires and platinum thin film coating.

End-use

Various measuring instruments, automobiles, and more.

Why glass?

Glass can protect sensor elements even in high-temperature environments, has insulating properties, and allows for thin-film formation.

* Capable of acting as a binder for conductor pastes of internal and external electrodes, as well as an insulating protective film for resistors.

End-use

Electronic devices such as smartphones, automobiles, and other devices (used as inductors, capacitors, and resistors)

Why glass?

Glass has excellent insulating properties and environmental resistance.
Glass allows for the formation of wiring patterns as a firing aid for various metal pastes.

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Suitable for a variety of materials, with adaptable thermal expansion coefficients and processing temperatures.
Now in development: Lead-free glass for low-temperature processing and high-expansion glass. Inquire for details.