Industry Attention: New Bone Regeneration Material OCP (Octacalcium Phosphate) is Born
OCPrimeTM
Successfully achieved mass production of bone regeneration material 【OCP】, which excels in bone regeneration ability and features high biocompatibility, overturning the common belief that commercial production is difficult.
Our company has successfully achieved the mass production of stable and uniform OCP using a continuously operated crystallization device (continuous flow synthesis method) that we developed independently through many years of collaborative research with Professor Osamu Suzuki of Tohoku University Graduate School of Dentistry. - OCP is said to be a precursor of hydroxyapatite, an inorganic biomineral that is important for bone formation, and is a new bone regeneration material that is attracting global attention. - We are now able to commercially produce 20 kg of OCP annually (based on actual results). *For more details, please download the catalog.
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(1) XRD: Attached upon delivery of the analysis pattern (2) Ca/P: 1.33 (representative example) (3) Particle size: D50=150±100μm
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Bone filler/complex with medical collagen
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As a member of JGC Group, JFC challenges the possibilities of the material of fine ceramics with our own technologies. We actively engage in fundamental and applied research on ceramics, product application development, as well as manufacturing and sales. We respond to the diverse needs of various advanced industries with our unique technologies and products, including high-frequency ceramic substrates and circuit components, ceramic parts for industrial machinery, and the prototyping and development of metal-ceramic composite materials (MMC).
