About Us

Company Overview

TTC Advanced Materials develops and manufactures high-purity ceramic fillers needed for the semiconductor and electronics industries, with thermal plasma spheroidization technology as its core competency.

The purity of raw materials, the shape and size of particles, and the cleanliness of the process – controlling the factors that determine the performance of materials through process technology is our competitive edge.

Company Name

TTC Advanced Materials Inc.

Location

420-1 Mok-dong, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do

Business sectors

Development and manufacturing of high-purity ceramic fillers (semiconductor packaging and thermal management materials)

Core technology

Thermal Plasma Spheroidization Process · High Purity · Particle Size Control · Low-Contamination Dry Process Design

Main Products

Spherical alumina (Al₂O₃) · Spherical aluminum nitride (AlN) · Spherical boron nitride (BN)

Main uses

Semiconductor packaging (underfill/EMC), thermal management (TIM), low dielectric CCL, etc.

Contact

031-8027-0757

Email

info@ttc-am.com

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Proprietary thermal plasma technology

Thermal plasma (DC method) is a powerful process that creates extremely high temperatures reaching thousands of degrees and can instantly melt even ceramics with high melting points and reconstitute them into spheres. However, 

 

this method has traditionally had the limitation of low productivity and yield, making it difficult to apply to mass production.

TTC Advanced Materials has dramatically improved mass productivity and yield with its proprietary thermal plasma process technology,

 

implementing a process suitable for mass production of ceramic filler.

What sets TTC apart is that it has both ‘material freedom afforded by ultra-high temperatures’ and ‘mass production-capable productivity.’

Vision
TTC Advanced Materials is expanding its technology into the area of ​​high melting point ceramic materials, starting with heat dissipation materials. We aim to be a company that responds to the future of high-tech industries with materials by preemptively preparing materials required for extreme environments and future high-tech industries such as space, nuclear power, and robots.
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