Mitsubishi Materials Electronic Chemicals Co., Ltd.
Japanese chemical manufacturer of functional fluorochemicals, conductive powders, thin-film materials and high-purity semiconductor-related materials, wholly owned by Mitsubishi Materials Corporation.
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Overview
Mitsubishi Materials Electronic Chemicals Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company established on 1 October 1991, with predecessor companies Tohoku Hiryo Co., Ltd. (1938) and Japan Electronic Metals Co., Ltd. (1959). It is wholly owned by Mitsubishi Materials Corporation and is part of the Mitsubishi Materials Group. Its stated business is the manufacture of functional fluorochemicals, conductive powders and functional thin-film materials, and high-purity semiconductor-related materials. Its product range spans fluorine products, inorganic conductive materials, insulating black pigments, heat-ray cut (near-infrared cut) materials, silicon parts products and general chemical products, serving electronic materials, display materials, semiconductor-related materials, battery materials and industrial chemicals.
History
The company was established on 1 October 1991. Its predecessor companies were Tohoku Hiryo Co., Ltd., established in 1938, and Japan Electronic Metals Co., Ltd., established in 1959. It is wholly owned by Mitsubishi Materials Corporation and operates within the Mitsubishi Materials Group, whose corporate philosophy is 'For people, society and the earth.' The company's business covers the manufacture of functional fluorochemicals, conductive powders and functional thin-film materials, and high-purity semiconductor-related materials.
Products and positioning
Supplier of unique chemicals for a sustainable world, from essential basic materials to advanced functional new materials.
Fluorine products
Inorganic conductive materials
Insulating black pigments
Heat-ray cut (near-infrared cut) materials
Silicon parts products
General chemical products
NITRBLACK® UB-3 inorganic black pigment
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