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Our Nanostructured Metal Alloys

We provide advanced materials for more than half of the top ten consumer electronic OEMs in the market who are shaping the future of next-generation devices.

Xtalic’s nanostructured metal alloys are strategically created using our patented computational material design platform based on groundbreaking scientific research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Our nanostructured metal alloys are single-phase, super-saturated, solid-solutions — produced using our proprietary electrodeposition techniques — and maintain their supercharged properties with a stable nanostructure.

Key Properties
  • Hardness 650 HV – 700 HV (HT 900 HV)
  • Thermal Stability ~ 500 C
  • Conductivity 10-15 W/(mK)
Manufacturing Methods
  • Pulse Reverse Electrodeposition
  • Reel to Reel, Barrel, and Rack
  • Solution Based Chemistry Replenishment w/ Insoluble SS Anode
Applications
Resources
Key Properties
  • Hardness ~2GPa (2-3x Pure Ag)
  • CoF µ = .7 [.2 w/Lube]
  • Thermal Stability ~ 225 C
  • Electrical Resistivity ~ 4 µΩ cm
Manufacturing Methods
  • Pulse Reverse Electrodeposition
  • Barrel and Rack
  • Cyanide-free
Applications
Resources
Key Properties
  • Mechanical Elongation > 8%
  • Yield Strength > 500 MPa
  • Thermal Stability ~ 300 C
  • Thermal Conductivity ~50W/m-K
  • Thickness Range: 1nm – 1mm Thick
  • Conductivity ~10% IACS
  • Ecorr = -0.4V
  • B117 NSST > 3000 hours
Manufacturing Methods
  • Pulse Reverse Electrodeposition
  • Barrel and Rack
  • Ionic Liquid with Soluble Anodes
Applications
  • Lightweighting