Indium Corporation is a leading gold solder innovator for high-temperature and high-reliability applications, such as die-attach and hermetic sealing in medical, aerospace, optoelectronics, automotive, and many other industries.
Gold based alloys offer strong joints, excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance, and good thermal and electrical transfer at the joint. Our gold solder portfolio includes wire, paste, preforms, and ribbon. They are manufactured with cutting-edge technology to ensure quality as well as push the boundaries of precision.
Higher yields and cost per unit make gold a viable option for many applications, even though the initial cost is more than alternative solders. A low oxygen atmosphere may be required if the application is flux free. In some instances, pressure is required to promote strong, void-free reflow on horizontal services.
Attributes
Gold solder is known for strong bond strength, excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance, and reliable thermal and electrical transfer at the braze joint.
Processing Options
Choose from proven processing methods, including: vacuum soldering, die-attach, reflow, laser soldering, vapor phase reflow, and manual soldering.
Features
We offer more than 320 alloy solutions capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1,100°C. Innovative lead-free alternatives—including gold solders, sintering, preforms, and advanced alloy technologies integrated with new flux systems—are also part of our ongoing development efforts.
>280°C
High melting point compatible with subsequent reflow processes
Critical Applications
Automotive, RF infrastructure, medical, laser, military, and aerospace applications
Pb-free
Lead-free and RoHS compliant
#1 in Reliability
Highest tensile strength of any solder
Gold-Based Alloys
Indium Corporation offers a broad range of gold-based alloy solutions with melting temperatures up to 1064°C:
Alloy Name
Composition
Melting Point
Indalloy®182
80Au/20Sn
280°C Eutectic
Indalloy®200
100Au
1064°C Eutectic
Indalloy®178
82Au/18In
Solidus 451°C / Liquidus 485°C
Indalloy®184
96.8Au3.2Si
363°C Eutectic
Indalloy®183
88Au/12Ge
356°C Eutectic
Indalloy®270
75Au/25Sn
Solidus 278°C / Liquidus 332°C
Indalloy®269
78Au/22Sn
Solidus 278°C / Liquidus 301°C
Indalloy®271
79Au/21Sn
Solidus 278°C / Liquidus 289°C
Gold Solder Products
With years of experience in the industry, we have built a strong foundation of knowledge and expertise in solving manufacturing challenges. We provide a wide array of alloys and flux choices, leveraging our technical proficiency to act as a strategic ally for each client, ensuring the delivery of exceptional results and performance.
Indium Corporation is a leading gold solder innovator for high-temperature, high-reliability, and critical applications such as die-attach and hermetic sealing in:
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