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    Data Sheet

    Description
    PBN is a high purity (99.995%), non-porous, ceramic material grown via a Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)
    process. The material has anisotropic properties due to its planar crystal structure. PBN exhibits high thermal
    conductivity along its crystal planes (“a” direction) and good thermal insulation through its crystal planes
    (“c” direction).

    Features: Typical Applications:


     Very high dielectric strength over wide range of temperatures  Crystal Growth, including GaAs and InP
     Spreads heat along its planes while acting as an electrical  LEC, VGF and Bridgman crucibles
    insulator  MBE crucibles and furniture
     Excellent high temperature stability  SUMO crucibles
     Good flexural strength  OLED crucibles and effusion cell hardware
     Non-toxic and Non-wetting  Heating elements
     Inert to most acids, alkalis, organic solvents, molten metals and
    graphite Production Capabilities:
     Oxidation resistant  High Volume LEC capability
     Low outgasing  CNC grinding and lapping
     Excellent thermal shock resistance  PBN polishing
     Prototype, batch and volume production

    Physical Properties*: Units Value Testing Methods

    1.90 - 2.05 – Plate


    Bulk densities g/cc
    1.95 - 2.10 – Crucible
    Mechanical

    Tensile Strength psi 8,800 ASTM D638-10


    Flexural Strength psi 16,700 ASTM C1161-02c
    2 -11
    Gas Permeability (Helium) cm /sec-atm 9.9 x 10 ASTMD1434-82 (2009)e1
    Thermal Conductivity (32°C) W/m-C “c” 1.6 ASTM E1530-11
    Thermal

    “c” 15.5
    CTE (-40°C to 150°C) ppm/°C ASTM E831-12
    “a” 3.0
    Dielectric Strength kV/mm “c” 230 ASTM D149-09(2013)
    Electrical

    Dielectric Constant - “c” 3.7 ASTM D150-11


    15
    Electrical Resistivity (25°C) ohm-cm 1.0 x 10
    *Please note that these are typical properties and may vary.

    Morgan Advanced Materials is a global materials engineering company which designs and manufactures a wide range of high specification
    products with extraordinary properties, across multiple sectors and geographies.
    From an extensive range of advanced materials we produce components, assembles and systems that deliver significantly enhanced
    performance for our customers’ products and processes. Our engineered solutions are produced to high tolerances and many are
    designed for use in extreme environments.

    We design and manufacture products for demanding applications in a variety of markets using a comprehensive range of advanced
    ceramic, glass, precious metal, piezoelectric and dielectric materials. We utilise core competences of applications engineering and
    superior materials technology, together with state of the art fully integrated manufacturing processes to offer precision ceramic
    components, ceramic-to-metal assemblies and special coatings for use in a variety of applications.

    www.morganadvancedmaterials.com
    Morgan Advanced Materials PLC Registered in England & Wales at Quadrant, 55-57 High Street, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 1LP UK Company No. 286773
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    Copyright of The Morgan Advanced Materials PLC and its affiliates, 2013. All rights reserved.

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