Through years of product development, we have established our technology! Based on a wide range of technologies, we contribute to solving our customers' challenges.
At Yamamura Photonics Co., Ltd., we have established various technologies through years of product development and mass production. Starting with glass processing technology, we contribute to solving customer challenges based on a wide range of technologies, including bonding technology and optical design technology. We have built a system that allows each department to respond quickly while closely collaborating, and we are committed to providing detailed support. Please feel free to consult us when considering our services. 【Development Products (Excerpt)】 ■ Cap/LID for UV-B ■ Ultra-compact gas-filled cells ■ Hybrid materials ■ Insulating heat dissipation sheets ■ B-stage processing ■ High strength / low dielectric loss LTCC green sheets *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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[Regarding Development Support] ■Inquiries from our website ↓ ■Contact from our representative and detailed hearing ↓ ■Pre-prototyping ↓ ■Paid prototyping ↓ ■Specification review ↓ ■Mass production prototyping ↓ ■Mass production *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its founding in 1949, we have developed our business based on the glass material technology and glass-to-metal sealing technology (GTMS) cultivated through glass products for vacuum tubes. Building on this accumulated technology, we have also aligned our innovations from vacuum tubes to semiconductors, and as a result of continuously providing various components that respond to the integration of light and electronics, our technology has now borne fruit in three business areas: "glass components for electrical and electronic devices," "optoelectronics packaging components," and "glass ceramics (LTCC)."