Posted On: February 6th, 2023 | By: Indium Corporation®

Low-Temperature Solder for Environmental Sustainability

As energy consumption has become increasingly important—in terms of cost, availability, and environmental impact—it is about time we use q...

Posted On: October 3rd, 2022 | By: Indium Corporation®

What is the issue with Delta-T and how does Durafuse® LT Help?

Managing ΔT during reflow is an important part of a well controlled process. Durafuse™ LT provides the extra flexibility for process contr...

Posted On: September 15th, 2022 | By: Dongkai Shangguan

Materials Science Solutions for Electronics Sustainability

This summer, the temperature reached 111°F in Silicon Valley, where I live. This historical record unmistakably brought home the “inconvenie...

Posted On: July 29th, 2021 | By: Jenny Gallery

Solder in Medical Devices: Wait, There's Solder There?

Shielding the RF waves generated by an MRI machine is mandatory. Soldered copper is one the metals used for RF shielding because it absorbs radio and ...

Posted On: May 3rd, 2021 | By: Robert McKerrow

Automated Soldering Methods: What’s the Difference Between Robotic Soldering and Laser Soldering?

Laser soldering is making its way into the market and onto electronics assembly lines. What's the difference between this method and iron-tip robo...

Posted On: April 26th, 2021 | By: Jenny Gallery

Solder in Medical Devices: That Solder’s Going Where?

Cardiac pacemakers generally use 99.99% Au preforms as the solder material in the assembly. Pure gold is highly pure, inert, biocompatible, has a high...

Posted On: February 18th, 2021 | By: Jenny Gallery

Solder in Medical Devices: What Solder Are You Wearing?

Both hearing aids and CGMs, wearable medical devices, generally use fine powdered SAC305 solder paste, or an equivalent, in the assembly. This complie...