Produce custom co-fire HTCC, AIN and LTCC microelectronic packaging, ceramic injection molded products and etched metal products for medical, military and high rel industrial applications. Microware modeling and custom design center. U.S.-based company is ISO 9001:2000 certified; DFARS 252-225-7014 Alt compliant; RoHS Directive compliant.

Manufacture ceramic components for rf, microwave and specialty powder applications. Products include dielectric resonators, coaxial resonators, band-pass filters, ferrite phase shifter elements, ferrite circulator and isolator elements, ferrite, garnet and dielectric substrates, and technical ceramic powders for thermal barrier coatings, medical, industrial and fuel cell applications.

Manufacture electronic- and specialty-grade glass frits and powders. Custom glass engineering and development service available, including lab test melts and in-house analytical capabilities. Large-volume production also available.

Engineer and manufacture energy-related/infrastructure systems. Product and service sectors include power generation and transmission systems, transportation systems, industrial systems and R & D products.

FRIATEC manufactures technical ceramics for applications including high-temperature, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and surface finishing. Attributes include high corrosion resistance, high temperature stability and high wear resistance. Materials include alumina, silicon carbide, zirconia and silicon nitride in various formulations, including 99.7% aluminum oxide or FRIALIT<#168> DEGUSSIT<#168> oxide ceramics.

Manufacture facing brick in range of colors and textures, building brick and cinder and limestone block. Operate 12 brick plants and four concrete block plants.

Established 1969. The North American holding company for the Kyoto, Japan based Kyocera Corp. Supply multilayer IC packages, microwave and power transistor packages, solar electric modules, synthetic gemstones, and ceramic knives and scissors. Regional sales offices at Natick, Mass.; Colorado Springs, Colo.; San Jose, Calif.; Dallas, Texas; Coral Springs, Fla.; Somerset, N.J.; Tempe, Ariz.; Vancouver, Wash.; Austin, Texas; San Diego, Calif.; and Schaumburg, Ill.

Manufacture low-pressure injection-molding parts (hot pouring) of high-tech materials. These precision ceramic components are used for laser and sensor parts, vacuum and medicine technology, and nozzle and mechanical micro parts. Production site in Meissen, Germany.