Liquid Metal Experimentation with Miloš Lazić (Part 4)
We are back today to finish our conversation with Miloš Lazić to find out how he became interested in liquid metals....
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Liquid Metal Experimentation with Miloš Lazić (Part 3)
Yesterday, in Part 2 of our interview, Miloš mentioned how using a hybrid solid/liquid TIM provides benefits over thermal grease. Today we disc...
Liquid Metal Experimentation with Miloš Lazić (Part 2)
In yesterday’s post, Miloš and I discussed what he’s been working on in the lab. Today we answer a question that impacts our TIM cu...
Liquid Metal Experimentation with Miloš Lazić (Part 1)
I recently caught up with Miloš, one of our Technical Support Engineers who has taken a special interest in liquid metals. In the lab, Milo&sca...
Trade Names of Low Temperature Alloys
“Low melt alloys” is a term some people use to describe alloys that melt at temperatures lower than more traditional SnPb or SnAgCu alloys...
Engineering Drawing / Specifications for Pure Indium Preforms
Missing dimensions can be resolved, but checking for this before sending the drawing can eliminate the time needed to solve the issue. Thorough drawin...
Selecting the Right Packaging for Pure Indium Preforms
Indium metal preforms need specialized packaging to ensure they arrive at your facility safetly and securely. Let us help you choose just the right pa...
Specifying Flux for Pure Indium Preforms
Jim Hisert enlists Meagan Sloan, Technical Support Engineer to recommend a flux for his indium preform application. ...
Now Available: Liquid Metal for Prototyping
Great news! Liquid metal for prototyping, low-volume applications, or even overclocking is more accessible that ever before....
Durafuse™ LT - Low-Temperature Reflow
Durafuse™ LT gives us even more options for low-temperature solder reflow, but thankfully just using consistent terminology can go a long w...
Durafuse™ LT - A New Relationship with Liquidus
Durafuse LT is a low-temperature solder with two different liquidus temperatures - one lower and one higher than the the peak reflow temperature...