| 1981
| Xycarb Ceramics was established as a 50/50 joint venture between Indivers and Ultra Carbon in Helmond.
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| 1986
| Xycarb became a 100% subsidiary of Indivers when Ultra Carbon was taken over by Stackpole. Within Indivers, the division Industrial Applications consisted of Xycarb, Alectro and LGH.
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| 1988
| The division Industrial Applications became independant as Intech Technology N.V.
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| 1990
| Intech Technology focussed their expertise by splitting into two groups: Intech EDM Group and Intech Ceramic Group (Xycarb and LHG). In 1992, the traditional glass-making part of LHG was sold to Mr. T. Louwers. The semiconductor activities were incorporated into Xycarb B.V. and presented as Xycarb Ceramics.
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| 1996
| Schunk GmnH became 100% shareholder of Xycarb Ceramics B.V. in 1996. With the integration of Xycarb Ceramics within the Schunk Group, Xycarb Ceramics became the organisation in charge of all semiconductor front-end activities of Schunk. That year the graphite products produced by Schunk in Milwaukee (USA) were integrated to the product portfolio of Xycarb Ceramics.
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| 1997
| Xycarb Ceramics expanded activities with the establishment of Xycarb Ceramics in Georgetown (USA).
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| 2008
| Xycarb Ceramics expanded its activities by the establishment of its subsidiary in Singapore
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| TODAY
| Pure excellence in People, Products, Processes and Presence. Excellence which has been driven by CEO Wim van Velzen since 1984 in order to be the leading global supplier of integrated pakacges for quartz, graphite and ceramic products and related services for the Semiconductor, LED and Solar industry.
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