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Sapphire Introduction NeoDis Co., LTD

CATALOG NeoDis Co., LTD ⊙ Sapphire Feature ⊙ Sapphire manufacture process ⊙ High Volume Applications. ⊙ Headline about sapphire. NeoDis Co., LTD

Sapphire Feature NeoDis Co., LTD √ High mechanical strength √ High thermal stability √ High chemical stability √ High optical transmittance √ High optical properties NeoDis Co., LTD

Sapphire Feature NeoDis Co., LTD ⊙ Hardness √ High therma stability √ High chemica stability √ Sapphire cannot be scratched by sand, metal, concrete, rocks. √ Sapphire is 3.3X harder than glass. (Vichers) NeoDis Co., LTD

Sapphire Feature NeoDis Co., LTD Mohs ‘hardness cale : 9 (diamond :10) Anti – scratch Long Life time NeoDis Co., LTD

Sapphire Feature NeoDis Co., LTD Sapphire Thermo Stability 1400 ℃ Sapphire Thermo Stability Melting point : 2040 ℃ Sapphire safe Sapphire window Designed for high temperature container observation window NeoDis Co., LTD

Sapphire Mfg process NeoDis Co., LTD

Manufacturing facilities NeoDis Co., LTD

Why sapphire? NeoDis Co., LTD

Why sapphire? NeoDis Co., LTD

Why sapphire? NeoDis Co., LTD

High Volume Applications NeoDis Co., LTD

High Volume Applications NeoDis Co., LTD

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Headline about sapphire NeoDis Co., LTD

THANK YOU NeoDis Co., LTD

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