Indium wire 99.9% from Ø 0.5mm to Ø 8mm pure metal element 49 Indiumwire (length : 5 Meter, diameter : 4mm (≈5/32 inch))

Our products are sourced exclusively from reputable manufacturers, with no imports from China, ensuring consistent quality and reliability. Most items are produced in Germany, delivering exceptional standards at competitive prices. Our commitment to customer satisfaction is reflected in our top-rated service and outstanding reviews.**Technical Specifications:** - **Brand:** Evek - **Country of Manufacture:** Germany - **Type:** Wire - **Material:** Indium - **Element:** Metal element 49 - **Purity:** 99.9% - **Melting Point:** 156.6°C - **Density:** 7.31 g/cm³ (at 20°C) - **Boiling Point:** 2072°C (4000°F) - **Element Details:** Indium (In), Atomic number 49**Description:** Indium wire is widely utilized in various high-tech applications. It plays a crucial role in the production of liquid crystal displays (LCDs), where it is used for creating transparent indium tin oxide film electrodes. In microelectronics, indium acts as an acceptor impurity in germanium and silicon, and historically it was important in the formation of pn junctions in early semiconductor devices. Indium is also a key component in several low-melting-point alloys, such as Galinstan, and is valued for its strong adhesion to a range of materials, making it ideal for soldering metal to glass. When alloyed with tin, indium produces a solder with excellent thermal conductivity, often used in electronic components requiring efficient heat dissipation. Due to its stable reflectivity in the visible spectrum, indium is sometimes used for mirror coatings, including automotive headlights and astronomical mirrors. Additionally, indium compounds serve as phosphors, and the material is used in the manufacture of photocells.**Typical Applications:** - Railing construction - Food industry - Beverage industry - Chemical industry*Note: "d" denotes the outside diameter.*