Indium Corp has just released Indium11.8HF-SPR (T5-MC) Solder Paste. According to the company it is a new air and nitrogen reflow, no-clean, Pb-free solder paste designed to meet the fine feature printing requirements of mobile manufacturers.

Indium Corporation is to partner with 3S Silicon Tech, Inc. to host a technology seminar on solder joint reliability for automotive electronics on Aug. 11 in Taiwan Hsinchu.

  Indium Corporation will feature its reinforced solder alloy fabrications, InFORMS, at NEPCON South China 2017 29th-31th August in Shenzhen, China.

Indium Corporation will feature its semiconductor-grade gold-germanium solder preforms at IMAPS High Temperature Electronics Network 2017 in Cambridge. Semiconductor-grade preforms are designed to meet the challenges faced as RF and power semiconductor devices continue to get smaller.

Indium Corporation has said it will feature InFORMS, its reinforced solder alloy fabrications, at PCIM Europe (May 16-18) in Nuremberg. InFORMS are a composite preform consisting of solder and a reinforcing matrix that, together, increase lateral strength and bondline co-planarity while improving thermal cycling reliability.

Seven Indium partners will exclusively run its low-voiding solder products “Live@APEX” throughout the IPC APEX Expo technical conference on Feb. 14-16 in San Diego, Calif. Live@APEX, a joint effort between Indium and its industry partners, accurately and honestly depicts the performance of the company’s materials in real time. The program places Indium Corporation products into live equipment demonstrations on the APEX show...

Indium Corporation’s VP of Technology, Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee, will lead three sessions at the IPC APEX Expo technical conference (Feb 11-16). In addition to sharing their expertise at technical sessions, the company will have several technical experts at their exhibit to meet with customers.

Indium Corporation’s Brook Sandy-Smith, Technical Support Engineer for PCB Assembly Materials, and Tim Jensen, Senior Product Manager for Engineered Solders Materials, will present at Pan Pacific Microelectronics Symposium 2017 (Pan Pac) scheduled for Feb 6-9 in Kauai, Hawaii.

Indium will feature its halogen-free Indium8.9HF no-clean solder paste at NEPCON Japan 2017 on Jan. 18-20 in Tokyo, Japan. Indium8.9HF is specifically formulated to Avoid the Void™, while delivering high transfer efficiency with low variability. In addition to outstanding print transfer and response-to-pause, this no-clean solder paste remains stable at room temperature for up to 30 days. It can also be stored for up to 12 months ...

Jason Chou, Area Technical Manager for Taiwan and Kenny Chiong, Senior Technical Support Engineer, from Indium Corporation will present at 2016 Electronics Packaging Technology Conference (EPTC) on 30th November - 3rd December in Suntec City, Singapore.

Indium Corporation will chair a special session focusing on void reduction in bottom-terminated components (BTCs) at the SMTA International Conference on Sept. 29 in Rosemont, Ill. Voiding is of critical concern in today's electronics assembly arena, especially in BTCs, due to impacts on electrical, thermal, and mechanical performance.

Indium Corporation’s Sze Pei Lim, Semiconductor Product Manager – Asia, will present at the 13th International Wafer-Level Packaging Conference. Her presentation, System-in-Package (SiP) Assembly vs. Solder Paste Attributes, will address the increased demand for SiP due to the rapid development of Internet of Things (IoT) “smart” devices.

Indium Corporation experts will deliver several technical presentations at the 37th International Electronics Manufacturing Technology and 18th Electronics Material & Packaging Conference (IEMT-EMAP 2016), Sept. 20-22, in Penang, Malaysia.  

Indium Corporation is to feature its reinforced indium and solder alloy fabrications, InFORMS, at IMAPS 49th International Symposium on Microelectronics (Oct. 10-13 in Pasadena). InFORMS is said to provide engineers with an enhanced material for the development of new, or the improvement of existing applications. 

Indium Corporation's reclaim and recycle program is now offering customers credit for their solder pot dross and contaminated solder. Returned solder, used in wave and other soldering processes, can be put through Indium Corporation's state-of-the art electrolytic recycling processes that removes both organic and metallic impurities from contaminated tin-lead and lead-free solder and solder dross.

ITO and IGZO targets are widely used for coating glass and display surfaces. Since not all the material is consumed in the deposition process, Indium Corporation reclaims the unused portions of the targets and any indium left in the deposition chambers or on the equipment.

Indium Corporation will feature its Indium10.1 and Indium8.9HF solder pastesat NEPCON South China (Aug 30-Sept 1). The company has specifically formulated Indium10.1 solder paste to reduce voiding significantly below the industry average – for improved finished goods reliability.

Indium Corporation's indium metal and indium alloy reclaim and recycle program earns customers an enhanced return on used materials. Indium is used extensively in thermal management, low-temperature soldering, and sealing applications and, in many instances, the indium is not fully consumed and can be reclaimed from the process. 

Indium Corporation’s Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee, Vice President of Technology, will chair the professional development course, Materials Considerations for Achieving High Reliability Lead-Free Soldering, at the Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC), on May 31-June 3 in Las Vegas.

According to Indium Corporation, its germanium reclaim and recycle program enables customers to increase their return on materials by providing credit for diverting spent germanium from the waste stream. Germanium, used in things like the production of fiber optic cables, optical lenses and wafers, and catalysts in polyethylene (plastic) production, is typically not completely consumed during the process.