Sapphire Insights

What is Sapphire?

Sapphire is a single crystal form of alumina (Al2O3). It is known for its high hardness, scratch resistance, and optical properties. It is commonly used in applications such as watch crystals, smartphone screens (though less common now), high-pressure windows, semiconductor substrates (particularly for LEDs and power electronics), and precision optical components. Synthetic sapphire is widely manufactured due to its versatile properties.

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What other technologies are related to Sapphire?

Sapphire Competitor Technologies

Inergen

Inergen is a fire suppression system using inert gases, which is a competitor to Sapphire's fire suppression capabilities.

mentioned alongside Sapphire in 66% (139) of relevant job posts

FM-200

FM-200 is a waterless fire suppression system, making it a direct competitor to Sapphire.

mentioned alongside Sapphire in 47% (132) of relevant job posts

Kidde

Kidde is a manufacturer of fire safety products, including fire suppression systems that compete with Sapphire.

mentioned alongside Sapphire in 35% (126) of relevant job posts

fike

Fike provides fire protection and explosion protection solutions, making it a competitor to Sapphire in the fire suppression market.

mentioned alongside Sapphire in 21% (126) of relevant job posts

Simplex

Simplex is a brand of fire detection and alarm systems; while not directly the same as Sapphire's suppression system, it is in the broader fire protection space and thus a competitor.

mentioned alongside Sapphire in 7% (124) of relevant job posts

CO2

CO2 is used in fire suppression systems and is therefore a competitor to Sapphire's fire suppression technology.

mentioned alongside Sapphire in 4% (143) of relevant job posts