Tape casting is a forming method for producing flat, thin tapes, with thickness between 0.1-2.0 mm. A ceramic slurry is spread onto a flat movable carrier surface and passes beneath a doctor’s blade to control the tape thickness. The solvents contained into the slurry evaporate and leave a flexible tape that can be further processed. Tape casting is employed for manufacturing different products such as multilayered inductors, multilayered varistors, piezoelectrics, ceramic fuel cells and lithium ion battery components.