Indium wire 99.9% from Ø 0.5mm to Ø 8mm pure metal element 49 Indiumwire (length : 500 Meter, diameter : 0.4mm (0.0157 inch))

Our indium wire is produced primarily in Germany, ensuring top quality and no imports from China—so you can trust both the origin and the value. Evek stands for high standards, competitive pricing, and excellent customer ratings and support.**Technical Specifications:** - **Brand:** Evek - **Country of Origin:** Germany - **Type:** Wire - **Material:** Indium (Element 49, In) - **Purity:** 99.9% - **Melting Point:** 156.6°C - **Density:** 7.31 g/cm³ (at 20°C) - **Boiling Point:** 2072°C (4000°F)**Product Overview:** Indium wire is widely used in the electronics industry, particularly for manufacturing liquid crystal displays, where it serves in transparent indium tin oxide electrodes. It is also an important component in microelectronics as a dopant for germanium and silicon. Historically, indium was used in creating semiconductor devices, such as diodes, by forming pn junctions with germanium.Indium’s unique properties make it an essential material for various applications: it’s a key ingredient in low-melting alloys like Galinstan, which remains liquid at room temperature. Its strong adhesion to different surfaces allows it to bond metals to glass, and when alloyed with tin, indium forms a highly conductive solder ideal for cooling electronic components. Indium coatings are valued for their high reflectivity and resistance to tarnishing, making them suitable for mirrors, including those in car headlights and astronomical equipment. Additionally, indium compounds are used as phosphors and in photovoltaic cells.**Typical Applications:** - Railing construction - Food industry - Beverage industry - Chemical industryThis high-purity indium wire is suited for specialized industrial, scientific, and manufacturing uses where reliability and performance are paramount.