Indium wire 99.9% from Ø 0.5mm to Ø 8mm pure metal element 49 Indiumwire (length : 250 Meter, diameter : 0.9mm (0.0354 inch))

Our products are proudly sourced without any imports from China, ensuring exceptional quality and reliability. Most items are manufactured in Germany, reflecting our commitment to high standards and precision. We offer premium quality at competitive prices, complemented by top-rated customer service and excellent reviews.**Technical Specifications:** - **Brand:** Evek - **Country of Manufacture:** Germany - **Type:** Wire - **Material:** Indium (In, atomic number 49) - **Purity:** 99.9% - **Melting Point:** 156.6°C - **Density:** 7.31 g/cm³ (at 20°C) - **Boiling Point:** 2072°C (4000°F)**Product Description:** Indium wire is extensively used in the production of liquid crystal panels, specifically for the application of transparent indium tin oxide film electrodes. In microelectronics, it serves as an acceptor impurity in germanium and silicon. Historically, indium was fused with germanium to create pn junctions in early semiconductor devices, such as diodes (DG-Ts1, D7 series). Indium is also a key component in several low-melting alloys, like Galinstan, which remains liquid at room temperature. Its strong adhesion to various materials makes it ideal for soldering metal to glass. When alloyed with tin, indium forms low-melting-point solders with excellent thermal conductivity, suitable for cooling electronic components. Additionally, indium (pure or alloyed with silver) is used as a reflective coating for mirrors, including automotive headlights, offering high reflectivity and resistance to atmospheric conditions. Its stable reflectivity in the visible spectrum also makes it valuable for astronomical mirrors. Indium compounds find use in photocells and as phosphors.**Typical Applications:** - Railing construction - Food industry - Beverage industry - Chemical industry