Al-Cu-Fe – Quasperiodic crystal (quasicrystalls)
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Our Technology for quasicrystals has unlimited scalability.
We are the only company with a scalable technology for industrial synthesis of quasicrystals. Our company provides stable supplies of large volumes all over the world.
Quasicrystals are unique structures with special properties that distinguish them from ordinary crystalline materials. They are complex atomic structures that do not have periodic symmetry. The production of quasicrystals is one of the most complex artificial processes in industry.
The process of obtaining quasicrystals begins with the selection of starting materials. Metals such as aluminum, nickel, iron or their alloys are usually used for this purpose. In addition to the basic metal components, various elements such as manganese, copper or zirconium can be added to obtain the desired properties of the quasicrystal.
Additionally, we create industry-safe technologies for their use in various materials.
Industrial obtaining of quasicrystals is a complex and time–consuming process that requires highly qualified and experienced specialists. However, these unique structures provide new opportunities for application in various fields, including electronics, processing of materials and many others.
The industrial production of quasicrystals has significantly reduced their price and made their use economically feasible in many industries.
Currently, quasicrystals are one of the most exciting topics among scientists. Their unique structural features and properties have attracted the attention of researchers and caused a wide range of discussions and disputes.
The study of quasicrystals is a multifaceted research process that requires close interaction between various scientific disciplines and the collective efforts of researchers. However, these studies significantly expand our knowledge of the structure of materials, and may also have important practical applications in the future.
The R&D team has unique equipment and experience for the development and testing of products made of metal alloys, plastics, coatings, composites and elastomers, forming a prototyping center of industrial materials which are reinforced with quasicrystals.
We can conduct any research by examining your characteristics and current needs, determining the real effects of using quasicrystals in your production.
We promote research and development aimed at using nanotubes and provide free samples of quasicrystals to scientists around the world.
In science, quasicrystals are an object of interest in various fields of research. They are studied in materials science, physics, chemistry and crystallography. In particular, research in the field of quasicrystals helps to understand the structure and properties of crystalline materials, as well as contribute to the development of new materials with certain physical properties.
Quasicrystals are unique formations with great potential in scientific research and technological developments. They continue to be a subject of study and interest for scientists and engineers around the world.
Our independent and corporate research support program allows you to receive a free trial batch of quasicrystalline material. Our goal is to develop the scientific base of quasicrystals and we look forward to your contribution to this great and significant work and really appreciate it!
The R&D team has unique equipment and experience for developing and testing products in metal alloys, plastics, coatings, composites, and elastomers, forming a center for prototyping industrial materials enhanced with Quasicrystals.
We can perform any research by examining your specifics and current needs, identifying the real effects of using Quasicrystals in your production.
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Applications Of Quasicrystals
Quasicrystals are a unique class of materials with symmetry that differs from the classical symmetry of crystals. These substances have become the object of study for many scientific disciplines and have found wide application in various fields.
Nowadays new high-strength aluminum alloys are developed, they are reinforced with nanodisperse particles of quasicrystals to increase temperatures and technology for their production. The technology of applying quasicrystalline coatings has also been developed and it can be applied in various branches of technology to create thermal barriers, protective coatings, and coatings on the tools which improve their properties.
Quasicrystals make it possible to create new materials that are much more efficient than existing ones. Especially when interacting with each other, these metal alloys, improved batteries, polymers, rubbers, coatings and other materials can change the face of entire industries, increasing the durability of parts and power supplies, improving various quality indicators.
So, the use of quasicrystals stands at the forefront of modern technologies. These materials open up unlimited possibilities in various industries, from construction and transport to energy and medicine. Constant research and development in this area allows us to realize the potential that quasicrystals can bring in the future.
Energy
Biomedicine
Composites
Sensor & filtration
Aerospace & aviation
And many others
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Ordering of quasicrystalline materials
Place an order for Al-Cu-Fe Quasicrystals in various weight variations in our online store or contact us to order large volumes.
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Order by a unique formula
You can order the production of quasicrystalline materials according to a custom formula developed for the needs of your production.
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Develop an online knowledge base
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Recent Publications
The effect of chromium alloying on the properties of Al–Cu–Fe coatings The study of the effect of chromium alloying on the structure and properties of thermally sprayed quasicrystalline Al–Cu–Fe coatings is a topical task in materials science. Chromium, as an alloying element, can have a significant effect on the processes of crystallization and formation of […]
Study of mechanical properties of quasicrystalline Al–Cu–Fe alloys Quasi-crystalline alloys of the Al–Cu–Fe system, which have unique structural and physicochemical properties, attract considerable attention as promising materials for various applications, including protective coatings and functional elements. In particular, their high hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance make them attractive for use under conditions of increased […]
Study of tribological properties of quasicrystals in vacuum Quasicrystals, materials with a unique atomic structure that combines order and aperiodicity, are of considerable interest due to their potential applications under extreme loads. Studying the tribological properties of quasicrystals, especially in vacuum where atmospheric influences are excluded, is critical to understanding the mechanisms of friction and […]
Modern Aluminum Matrix Composites: Achievements and Challenges Aluminum matrix composites (AMCs) reinforced with quasicrystalline particles have attracted considerable attention due to their unique combination of properties, such as high specific strength, rigidity, and wear resistance. Quasicrystals with icosahedral or decagonal symmetry provide effective strengthening of the aluminum matrix, preventing dislocation movement. One of the promising […]
Study of quasicrystalline coatings: hardness and wear resistance Quasi-crystalline composite coatings based on the Al–Cu–Fe system are promising materials for protecting surfaces from wear due to their high hardness and oxidation resistance. However, the behavior of these coatings under abrasive wear conditions requires detailed study, given the complexity of their microstructure and interaction with abrasive […]
Study of wear resistance of quasicrystalline abrasives Quasicrystalline materials that combine aperiodic order and unique physical and mechanical properties are of considerable interest as promising components of abrasive tools. The Al62Cu25.5Fe12.5 alloy, which has high hardness and chemical inertness, is one of the most studied quasicrystalline materials. This work is devoted to the study of […]
Study of wear resistance of composite materials based on Al–6Mg The study of wear resistance of composite materials is a key aspect in the development of new, more durable structural materials. In this study, the subject of analysis is composite surface layers based on Al–6Mg alloy, reinforced with quasicrystalline AlCuFe particles. The aim of the […]
Heterogeneous Al–Cu–Fe coatings: new application possibilities Heterogeneous coatings based on the Al–Cu–Fe system, including quasi-crystalline phases, are promising materials for a wide range of applications, from protective coatings to catalytic systems. Their unique properties, such as high hardness, corrosion resistance and low friction coefficient, are due to a complex microstructure formed by a combination of […]
Promising composite materials based on aluminum and QC particles Aluminum-based metal matrix composites (MMCs) reinforced with quasicrystalline (QC) Al–Cu–Fe particles are a promising class of materials for aerospace, automotive, and other industries. The unique combination of the lightness of the aluminum matrix and the high hardness and low friction coefficient of the QC particles provides […]
Study of Al–Cu–Fe thin films: method and results The paper studies the possibility of obtaining thin films of the ternary Al–Cu–Fe alloy by vapor-phase deposition from a single source. The effect of substrate temperature on the composition and structure of the resulting films is studied. Interest in Al–Cu–Fe alloys is due to their unique properties, […]