| Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment Industry | Information Technology Sector | Mr. Jeremiah Ray Young CEO | OTCQB Exchange | US78402S1087 ISIN |
| US Country | 23 Employees | - Last Dividend | 15 May 1996 Last Split | - IPO Date |
SCI Engineered Materials, Inc., headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, specializes in the manufacturing and supply of materials for physical vapor deposition thin film applications across the United States. Originally established in 1987 as Superconductive Components, Inc., the company underwent a rebranding in 2007 to better reflect its expanded offerings, adopting its current name, SCI Engineered Materials, Inc. Over the years, SCI has become a vital supplier to various high-tech industries, including semiconductors, thin film solar, flat panel displays, defense, aerospace, and photonics. The company prides itself on serving a diverse clientele, ranging from domestic and multinational corporations to universities and research institutions, with its advanced material systems.
SCI Engineered Materials, Inc. provides high-quality ceramic targets designed for use in a range of thin film deposition processes. These targets are integral to the creation of nano layers of metals and oxides, catering to the semiconductor, photonic, and other high-tech industries seeking advanced material systems.
The company manufactures metal sputtering targets that play a crucial role in physical vapor deposition procedures. These targets are essential components in the development of thin films for semiconductors, solar panels, and various electronic devices, enabling enhanced performance and efficiency.
Backing plates provided by SCI are crafted for compatibility with ceramic and metal sputtering targets, ensuring they meet the stringent requirements of the defense, aerospace, and photonics industries. These plates are designed to support the targets in the deposition process, contributing to the precise application of thin film coatings.
Going beyond functional materials, SCI also applies its expertise in thin film deposition to create decorative coatings. These coatings are used in a variety of end uses such as enhancing the aesthetic and durability of consumer products, including sink faucets. This service showcases SCI’s capability to combine functionality with aesthetics, meeting the diverse needs of its clients.