13.10/2023
POLEMA presented at the“BIOTECHMED” its innovative medical products
11.07/2023
POLEMA at INNOPROM in Ekaterinburg
03.06/2011
Progressive materials for multi-functional vacuum coatings
Application fields of materials for multi-functional vacuum coatings, characteristics of sputtering targets and evaporable sources used for technologies of physical deposition of hardening, protective, decorative and light-reflecting coatings, resistive, switching and transparent electro conductive films.
24.05/2011
Molybdenum and tungsten products for production of leucosapphires
POLEMA JSC is the leading global manufacturer of chromium, molybdenum, tungsten products, metal powders and composite materials.
In December 2011, POLEMA JSC produced its first crucible with an outer diameter of 350 mm and a height of 495 mm
POLEMA JSC, a member company of the KOKS Group, has successfully lauched its manufacture of a new product: crucibles with an outer diameter of 350 mm and a height of 495 mm.
Thanks to their resistance to certain molten metals and metal oxides, tungsten crucibles have become widely used in technologies for growing monocrystals from molten corund. For POLEMA JSC, developing the manufacture of products made from high-melting-point metals for the hot zones of sapphire crystal-growing units has become a high-priority business line. The company is expanding its partnership in this sphere with both domestic and foreign companies and is constantly monitoring the market demand for these ?sapphires.? Responding flexibly to consumer demands, POLEMA JSC? is expanding its selection and increasing its production volume for the crucibles.
Amidst preparations for new product launches, the company has reequipped its fleet of furnace and metal-cutting equipment. This has made it possible to increase the production volume of tungsten crucibles by more than three times.
In addition, it is planned in 2012 to acquire a new hydrostatic press with augmented performance for the production of crucibles with a diameter of up to 500 mm.
