TiO₂ Wafer (Titanium Dioxide Substrate)

High-quality TiO₂ substrates for optical, photonic, and thin-film applications.

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Description

🔷 Overview

Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂) wafers, typically in the rutile phase, are single-crystal substrates widely used in optical devices, photonics, and thin-film epitaxy.

Rutile TiO₂ exhibits an extremely high refractive index and strong birefringence, making it one of the most suitable materials for optical components such as polarizers, beam splitters, and isolators.

In addition, TiO₂ substrates offer excellent chemical stability, mechanical hardness, and thermal stability, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.

Due to these properties, TiO₂ wafers are widely used as substrates for oxide thin films, photonic devices, and advanced research applications.

 

🔷 Key Features

  • High refractive index (n ≈ 2.5–2.8) for optical applications
  • Strong birefringence for polarization optics
  • Excellent chemical and thermal stability
  • High hardness (Mohs ~7) for durability
  • Suitable for epitaxial growth of oxide thin films
  • High dielectric constant and optical performance
  • Available in multiple orientations and polishing options

 

🔷 Specifications

Product: Single crystal titanium oxide (TiO2) wafer
Purity: > 99.99%
Material property: Phase: rutile
Crystal structure: tetragonal
Lattice constant: a = 4.5936 Å, c = 2.9582 Å                                          
Density: 4.26 g/cm3
Melting point: 1840 °C
Growth Method: FZ
Dimension:

• 5 × 5 × 0.5 mm

• 10 × 10 × 0.5 mm

• Other sizes customizable

Orientation: <100> / <001> / <110> / <111> 
Polishing: Single side / double side epi-polished
Surface roughness: < 0.5 nm

 

🔷 Applications

  • Optical components (polarizers, isolators, prisms)
  • Photonic and optoelectronic devices
  • Thin-film deposition and epitaxial growth
  • Ferroelectric and oxide materials research
  • Laser and optical systems
  • Sensors and catalytic applications

 

🔷 Why Choose TiO₂

  • Much higher refractive index than most oxide substrates
  • Strong birefringence for polarization control
  • Better chemical stability compared to many optical crystals
  • Suitable for both optical and thin-film applications
  • Excellent substrate for oxide epitaxy

 

🔷 Customization Options

We support customized TiO₂ wafers based on your requirements:

  • Size and thickness
  • Orientation (<100>, <110>, <001>)
  • Polishing (SSP / DSP)
  • Doped substrates (e.g., Nb-doped TiO₂)
  • Research-grade or optical-grade substrates