Material Business

Si(Silicon)

Silicon is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust after oxygen (O). Because it is chemically stable and has a high mechanical strength, it is used in a wide variety of industrial fields.

Si(Silicon)
Types Applications
  • - MG Si
  • - SI powder
  • - Secondary batteries
  • - Alloys
  • - Silicon compounds
  • - Steel industries
  • - Refractory products
  • - Ceramics

SiO(Silicon monoxide)

SiO is applied in a wide range of fields, from everyday accessories to secondary battery Anode materials.

SiO(Silicon monoxide)
Applications
  • - Secondary batteries
  • - Surface treatment and Optical coating

SiC(Silicon carbide)

SiC is used in a wide range of areas that handle high temperatures and high electric power. It is expected that the number of applications will continue to growth with the advancement of technologies.

SiC(Silicon carbice)
Applications
  • - Refractory materials
  • - Semiconductor industry

Silicon Alloy

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  • Aluminum-Silicon Alloys

    Because of their lightweight and high strength, aluminum-silicon alloys are used for making structural components or parts in the aerospace, auto and construction industries.

  • Iron-Silicon Alloys

    Iron-silicon alloys are used as magnetic materials and are used for making magnetic cores in electric converters, generators and motors.

  • Copper-Silicon Alloys

    Because of their outstanding conductivity, they are used for making electric cables, electric wires and motors.

  • Nickel-Silicon Alloys

    Nickel-silicon alloys are stable in high temperatures and high pressures. They are commonly used for gas turbines and power plants.

  • Iron-Chromium-Silicon Alloys

    Iron-chromium-silicon alloys are used for making stainless steel. They are highly resistant to corrosion and heat.