Indium wire
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Rolled grade metals and alloys with a thickness from 0.01 mm to 2.0 mm. The tape is produced according to the Customer's dimensions.
| Grade | Melting point | Boiling point | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indium In-0 | 157 °C | 2072 °C | The production of liquid crystal displays, monitors, and astronomical mirrors takes advantage of indium's constant reflectivity in the visible spectrum. It is used in the production of telescopes and automobile headlights. Alloyed with tin, it is used as a low-melting solder with high thermal conductivity. Coating of engine pistons to reduce wear. |
| Indium In-00 | 157 °C | 2072 °C | |
| Indium In-000 | 157 °C | 2072 °C | |
| Indium In-0000 | 157 °C | 2072 °C |
Indium, In (Indium) belongs to the 13th group of the periodic table, atomic number 49. Belongs to the group of light metals. Indium is a malleable, low-melting, very soft metal of a silvery-white color. It is used in the production of liquid crystal displays for the application of transparent film electrodes; it has high thermal conductivity. It is used for forced-cooled electronic components in pure form or in an alloy with silver, for coating mirrors, in particular, car headlights, while the reflectivity of mirrors is not worse than that of silver, and resistance to atmospheric influences is higher.
It is used in the coating of astronomical mirrors, since indium has a constant reflectivity of mirrors in the visible part of the spectrum. It is used to coat aluminum pistons of diesel engines to reduce wear.
Melting point -157 °C,
Boiling point - 2072 °C,
Density -7.31 g/cm3
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