Alumina / ATH

Alumina is a white powder extracted and refined from natural bauxite.

It has a high melting point, good chemical stability, high thermal conductivity, and electrical insulation.
Therefore, it is used as the most basic material in fine ceramics in a wide range of applications, such as insulators, IC substrates, abrasives, artificial teeth, etc.

The data shown below are representative figures. They are not guaranteed values.

Aluminum hydroxide is an inorganic compound formed during the manufacturing process of aluminum.

Its appearance is a white powder and it is extracted from bauxite ore.

Although we rarely see them in our daily lives, they are used in a variety of things around us that are related to our lives;

• Wall finishes and wallpaper that take advantage of its fire-retardant properties.
• Ceramic washbasins and artificial marble kitchen counters that make use of its white color.
• Semiconductors and insulation materials that make use of its electrical insulating properties (coatings for electric wires, etc.)
• Aluminum hydroxide is also used as a flocculant that removes turbidity from tap water.

The data shown below are representative figures. They are not guaranteed values.