A recent post from the Cadoux LinkedIn page. Talking about...

A recent post from the Cadoux LinkedIn page.
Talking about “alumina "pucks" or compacts that serve as the precursor material for sapphire glass manufacturing.” It appears we have been working in this field with existing and potential customers.

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“We've made good progress refining the physical characteristics and qualities of these pucks to meet exacting customer specifications.”

are a ray of sunshine with a lack of information given to the punter.

here is the whole blurb.

”While much attention is given to Cadoux's high purity alumina (HPA) for energy storage and electric vehicle applications, we're also pioneering new opportunities in specialty glass production.

Our HPA is well-suited as a key raw material input for manufacturing artificial sapphire glass used in premium LED lighting, mobile device screens, and other optical applications. The exceptional purity and unique properties of our HPA create harder, more durable, and higher quality glass products.

As part of our HPA development efforts, Cadoux has been working on optimizing alumina "pucks" or compacts that serve as the precursor material for sapphire glass manufacturing. We've made good progress refining the physical characteristics and qualities of these pucks to meet exacting customer specifications.

This specialty glass application showcases the versatility of our innovative HPA process technology beyond just battery materials. We're excited to unlock more high-tech use cases as we move towards commercial production.

The seemingly mundane details like compacted alumina pucks are where big breakthroughs happen. It's these kinds of focused R&D efforts that allow us to consistently deliver premium HPA products across diverse industries.“