Tin Oxide

Tin oxide (SnO₂) typically appears as a white, pale yellow, or light gray powder. It is used in ceramic glazes to form a white opaque layer (as an opacifier) and in conductive ceramics to manufacture protective components for high-voltage circuits. Supported by its three pillar applications—"transparent conductivity + catalysis + functional ceramics"—it drives advancements in display technology, new energy, environmental protection, and high-end building materials. As a functional oxide, it possesses both fundamental and strategic value.