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Speciality in Sulfide Syntheses

Lorad has expanded its production capabilities for the manufacture of custom synthesized inorganic sulfides into the multi-ton range. We now offer a larger variety of sulfide products, that along with our expertise in sulfide production, can deliver a precise purity, stoichiometry, and particle size for our customer’s applications.

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New Process for Nano-Powder Production

Lorad is a leader in the development and manufacture of advanced inorganic materials. Our strength lies in our ability to develop unique and cost-effective processes for batch or continuous manufacture of less common or difficult to make materials. Our interest and passion for the synthesis of nano-materials is a natural extension of our core interest in materials synthesis and process development. To this end, Lorad scientists have focused on the research and development of a cost-effective platform for the commercial manufacture of nano-powder products.

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Innovative Chemistry Applied to Materials Science

Lorad was established in 1998. Since then, Lorad has become a recognized leader in the research, development, and manufacture of specialty inorganic materials for many advanced science applications. We custom synthesize materials and develop novel, cost-effective manufacturing processes for our products. From research and development to pilot production, all the way through commercialization, we can apply the appropriate chemistry, tools, and technology to assist you.

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XRD pattern for Barium Magnesium Tantalate powder
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New Process for Barium Magnesium Tantalate

Perovskites of the type Ba(A1/3B2/3)O3 where A = Mg, Zn and B = Ta, Nb, have created significant interest related to their excellent microwave dielectric properties. Of this group, Barium Magnesium Tantalate has generated considerable interest as a near ideal material for dielectric resonator applications due to its high dielectric constant, unloaded quality factor, and its very low resonant frequency temperature dependence.

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