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Application of Al-scandium sputtering targets
Aluminum-scandium alloys are much stronger than other high-strength alloys, showing significant grain refinement, weld strengthening and thermal crack elimination. These alloys also exhibit excellent corrosion resistance, as recent studies have shown. Therefore, al-scandium sputtering targets can be effectively used in aerospace, sports and electronics industries.
space
Al-scandium sputtering target is superior to Al-magnesium, Al-lithium and other aviation alloys in terms of low density and high strength. More and more Al-scandium alloy target research projects have been carried out in various countries. Currently, aluminum-scandium sputtering targets have been used in aircraft bulkhead coatings, wing coatings, various rotating and motion gears and fuel and exhaust systems. Aluminum-scandium alloy products have great potential in the aerospace industry.
Sports equipment
The higher strength and better ductility of al-scandium alloys make them more attractive than ordinary aluminum alloys in the sports industry. Aluminum-scandium alloys are used in the manufacture of sports equipment such as baseball bats and golf clubs, and aluminum-scandium sputtering targets are used in some surface coatings for helmets and sports metal equipment.
Electronic Products
Nowadays, electronic products are moving towards the trend of "lighter", which is something electronic manufacturers need to consider. Al-scandium alloy with its low density but high strength outstanding characteristics, is the first choice of electronic products shell products. In addition, the use of aluminum-scandium targets to coat surfaces of other materials also improves the durability and life of the casing. In addition to electronic casings, al-scandium alloy sputtering targets are also used for internal components, such as coating semiconductor chips and sensors.