Ushikoshi Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is the world's only company capable of prototype production of Au-Cu based metallic glass.
The Au-Cu metallic glass material is a gold-copper (Au-Cu) based metallic glass that can be processed through viscous flow at temperatures just below 100°C. It was developed by the Institute for Materials Research at Tohoku University. By establishing a processing method for Au-Cu metallic glass that possesses corrosion resistance comparable to stainless steel and fracture strength similar to high-strength steel, it has become possible to create shapes that were previously impossible with stainless steel or high-strength steel, as well as to manufacture high-precision micro parts. This opens up possibilities for various applications in fields such as medical devices, semiconductors, and sensors. Additionally, it allows for easy transfer of ultra-fine patterns onto metals (nano-imprinting) if the material can withstand 100°C, making it suitable for use as a master mold and simplifying the transfer process to metals. For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Hardness above 310 HV ○ Low Young's modulus ○ High corrosion resistance ○ Can be processed by hot pressing in the glass transition temperature range, allowing for complex shapes to be transferred ○ Injection molding (casting) is possible at a melting temperature above 420°C ○ Two types of products can be manufactured: metallic glass characteristic products (operating temperature below 90°C) and synthetic products (operating temperature below 400°C) ○ Easy regeneration of metallic glass and synthetic materials ○ Nano-level transfer is possible ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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It is a company that handles Au-Cu based metallic glasses located in Okaya City, Nagano Prefecture.