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Exceptional ductility
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Superior heat dissipation
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Mechanical and melting characteristics
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Excellent fatigue resistance
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Good for use in high power applications
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Ingot: Bar sizes from 500 gram to 10kg
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Shot / Solders / Wire
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Preforms & Foil/sheets
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TIMS & Fusible Alloys
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Powders / Chemicals & Compounds
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Sputter Targets (ITO & InSn metal)
Collapsible content
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Relative to other electronic metals, Indium has several properties that make indium a key building block of current and future electronic technologies. Some of those properties are:
- High Thermal Conductivity: >80W/m-k
- High Ductility: Indium remains soft/malleable even at cryogenic temperatures
- Low Temperature: Indium Melts at 156.6oC. Indium alloys have melt points from 10.7oC to >200oC
- Cold welding: Pure unoxidized indium will wet to glasses, ceramics & other metals.
- High Electron Mobility: Indium based III-V compound semiconductors, such as InP
- Transparent Thin Films: Indium Tin Oxide transparent conductors enable LCD’s and touch screens