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CW-301 is a water-soluble flux-cored wire optimized for use with SnPb and Pb-free assembly and rework processes. It has minimal spattering and low odor and is resistant to charring. It wets to common Pb-free surface finishes including Immersion Sn, ENIG, OSP, and Immersion Ag.
CW-807 is a halogen-free, no-clean flux-cored wire and is our most popular wire because it is compatible with all Indium Corporation’s no-clean solder pastes, wave fluxes, and soft solder alloys. It solders well while still meeting the most recent requirements of J-STD-004B type ROL0. It also passes the more stringent Surface Insulation Resistance (SIR) and Electromigration (ECM) requirements of J-STD-004 revision B.
Indium Corporation is quickly becoming known as one of the highest-quality full-line supplies of flux-cored wire solder. Its flux-cored wire contains flux in the center to facilitate the soldering process and eliminate the need for a separate flux and can be used for robotic soldering, manual soldering, or rework. Indium Corporation uses only “conflict-free” and grade A (per ASTM B32) metals and the materials have been tested and certified to meet IPC J-STD-004B standards. Indium Corporation’s flux-cored wire is well known for its void-free, evenly layered winding and has a low-oxide shiny appearance over time.
CORE 230-RC is one of the newest and most popular flux-cored wire products and features:
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Indium10.1 is a supercharged air reflow capable, no-clean, Pb-free solder paste. Similar to Indium8.9HF, it is popular with electronics manufacturers who are able to use halogen-containing materials. Indium10.1 has a high oxidation resistance to virtually eliminate incomplete coalescence (graping) of small deposits and warpage-induced head-in-pillow defects. It also offers extremely low, large ground-plane voiding found in QFN, LGA, and DPAK components.
Indium8.9HF is a high-performance Pb-free solder paste and is being used heavily by electronic manufacturers in the automotive, industrial, and medical markets. It is an air-reflow-capable, no-clean solder paste specifically formulated to accommodate the higher processing temperatures required by SAC and other alloy systems favored by the electronics industry to replace conventional Pb-bearing solders. It offers unprecedented stencil print transfer efficiency to work in the broadest range of processes. This coupled with its low voiding and enhanced SIR/ECM performance attributes make this and ideal solder paste for the vast majority of all electronic manufacturing applications.
NC-SMQ92J is widely known as the best halogen-free SnPb solder paste on the market. It is a halogen-free, air-reflow-capable, no-clean solder paste formulated for superior manufacturing yields and ICT performance. It provides consistent fine-pitch paste deposition with an excellent stencil life and tack time. It has a soft flux residue for outstanding ICT first-pass yield. NC-SMQ92J will surpass all J-STD-004, and J-STD-005 specifications.
Two-way solenoid valve designed to dispense still or carbonated water 0 to 6 psi and withstand a carbonation pressure of up to 150 psi prior to venting and dispensing. Design features to reduce decarbonization include uniform internal transitions and the same diameter inlet and orifice I.D.
Graphic LCDs can display fully changeable graphics. It is a common option for applications that need to display many different menus or need the ability to display several different fonts and font sizes. In addition to the changing graphics, it can provide optimal sunlight readability with low power consumption.
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UWVD is a great fit for everything from medical, industrial, aviation, test & measurement, and any other application where low cost, bright segments, and an ultrawide viewing direction are key. As its name suggests, UWVD provides a wider viewing angle (cone) than many older technologies with a true black background. The resulting display is easier to read by your end-user. This newly developed fluid produces brighter segments and a sharper contrast, without the power drain required by older products. And, there is a low probability for the display to be obsoleted.
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Character LCDs have been around since the 1950s and are still very common. These displays offer 256 selectable characters and are available with several different font tables to show a variety of languages. They are most commonly known for their ease of programming a wide variety of sizes, character arrays, and colors.
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