Nickel targets are sputtering targets made from high-purity nickel metal, offering excellent ductility, corrosion resistance, and magnetic properties. They exhibit good adhesion and film density during the film deposition process, and are widely integrated across the semiconductor, electronics, electroplating, optical coating, and renewable energy sectors.Nickel targets are commonly used for sputter deposition of functional and decorative films owing to high chemical stability and good conductivity of Ni.

Excellent Features of Nickel Target

• Excellent Corrosion Resistance

  Nickel shows high stability in diverse chemical media, and the films produced can effectively prevent oxidation and corrosion of the substrate.

• Good Electrical and Thermal Conductivity

  Sputtered nickel films have good electrical conductivity, making them an ideal to use as conductive layers and functional films in electronic devices.

• Magnetic Properties

  Nickel is a ferromagnetic metal and can be used to create magnetic films, extensively used in storage devices, sensors, and magnetic components.

• High Purity and Film Stability

  Nickel targets typically have a purity of ≥99.9%. Synthesized films exhibit strong adhesion and excellent density, ensuring their reliability in high-performance applications.

Wide Applications of Nickel Target

1. Semiconductor Manufacturing

   Nickel targets are widely used in the manufacturing of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits, primarily for creating metal interconnect layers, electrodes, and barrier layers. This ensures excellent conductivity and reliability, meeting the high-precision demands of electronic components.

2. Magnetic Films

   Due to its ferromagnetic properties, high-purity nickel is a primary material for fabricating magnetic films in data storage and sensing applications. Nickel targets are essential for depositing functional layers in critical components like hard disks, magnetic heads, and magnetic sensors.

3. Decorative Coatings

   Nickel target-produced films have a bright silver-white metallic sheen and strong corrosion resistance. They are commonly used for decorative coatings on items such as watches, jewelry, and phone cases, offering both aesthetic appeal and protective functionality.

4. Photovoltaic Industry

   Nickel targets are used in fuel cells and solar cells for electrode or functional layers, enhancing electrode performance and chemical stability, supporting the development of clean energy technologies.