With our innovative CVD process and state-of-the-art gas-to-solid process, we offer first-class solutions for the production of components made of pyrolytic boron nitride (PBN) and graphite (PG). Thanks to decades of expertise and certified quality assurance, we fulfil the highest requirements of our customers.
The gas-to-solid process: Key technology for the CVD process
The gas-to-solid process forms the basis for the production of high-purity solids. Gases are vaporised in a vacuum at high temperatures and then deposited on a mould as thin layers of solid material - for example pyrolytic boron nitride or pyrolytic graphite. This technology enables customised materials with unique properties.
The CVD coating process
Our CVD (Chemical Vapour Deposition) coating process uses high-purity gases such as:
- Boron halides (BF₃, BCl₃),
- ammonia (NH₃),
- hydrocarbons (CxHy)
- Nitrogen (N₂)
The gases react under controlled conditions in the reactor and coat the graphite mandrel used in the process. Depending on customer requirements, either a free-standing PBN component solution or a protective coating on the graphite is created. The parts are then specially processed according to customer requirements before they are cleaned, packaged and then prepared for dispatch.
Highest standards in production using the CVD process
All CVT products manufactured using the CVD process undergo stringent production processes that guarantee the highest precision and quality. Our components made of pyrolytic boron nitride and pyrolytic graphite are characterised by their purity, durability and versatility.