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Created with Pixso. Sputtering Target Bonding Adhesive Process Friendly Stress Buffering
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
china
Certification:
ISO9001、ISO14001、ISO45001、IAFT16949
Name:
Target Bonding Adhesive
Core Functions:
Firmly Bonding The Target To The Backing Plate, Provding Mechanical Support For Brittle Targets (such As Ceramic Targets) To Prevent Cracking Or Deformation.
Key Features:
Process Friendly, Stress Buffering,Overall Performance Stability
Application Field:
Target Bonding
Packaging Details:
Vacuum-sealed packaging, case-packed for storage and transport
Supply Ability:
Stable supply
Highlight:

Sputtering Target Adhesive

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Target Bonding Adhesive

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Target Adhesive Process Friendly

Product Description

Target Bonding Adhesive is a specialized adhesive used to securely bond sputtering targets to the backing plate. It plays a key role in processes such as physical vapor deposition (PVD).

Core Advantages

● Process Friendly

It typically cures at temperatures from medium to low, avoiding potential damage to target material properties from high temperatures, and is relatively easy to operate.

● Stress Buffering

With certain flexibility, it effectively alleviates stress generated between the target and the backing plate due to differences in thermal expansion coefficients.

● Overall Performance Stability

It has good chemical and mechanical stability, strong adhesion to various substrates (such as aluminum, copper, stainless steel, glass), and is environmentally friendly and non-toxic.

Application Fields

●  Ceramic and Brittle Target Bonding

Especially suitable for bonding ceramic targets such as ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) and SiO₂, which are brittle and require bonding for support and heat dissipation.

●  Thermally Sensitive or Special Targets

Suitable for targets that cannot withstand high-temperature bonding (such as certain oxide targets), organic targets, or temporary bonding applications.