Fusible Alloy Material

Eutectic alloys are a special type of alloy with a melting point below 232°C. Their core advantages lie in their low – temperature fusibility and good fluidity. They commonly have metals such as bismuth, lead, tin, and cadmium as their main components (for example, the melting point of Wood’s alloy is only 70°C). Typical applications: Industrial field: Making temporary molds (rapid prototyping), circuit fuses (overload fusing protection), and fire – control temperature – sensitive elements (the device is triggered when melting occurs as the temperature rises); Electronic field: Low – temperature welding materials, chip packaging; Medical/Art field: Early dental filling materials, precision casting model making. Characteristics: The melting point can be adjusted (by adjusting the composition ratio), the solidification shrinkage is small, and the repeated melting performance is stable. They are widely used in scenarios that require “low – temperature processing”.

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Discover the Versatile Fusible Alloy

Unlock new possibilities in manufacturing and electronics with our premium fusible alloy. Known for its unique melting point that remains below 232°C, this alloy is predominantly composed of bismuth, lead, and tin – making it a reliable choice for various applications across industries. A notable example is Wood’s alloy, which melts at a mere 70°C, providing you with an efficient solution for your low-temperature needs.

Outstanding Characteristics

One of the standout features of our fusible alloy is its exceptional fluidity. It melts at low temperatures, allowing for easy handling and application. Moreover, its minimal solidification shrinkage facilitates precision casting and ensures high-quality results in finished products. The composition of the alloy can be tailored to meet specific melting point requirements, setting the stage for its diverse functionality in multiple environments.

Applications Across Industries

The applications of our fusible alloy are extensive and cater to several industries. In the manufacturing sector, it is predominantly used for producing temporary molds and electrical fuses, where precise temperature control is paramount. Additionally, for electronics, it serves as a low-temperature soldering solution and is beneficial in chip packaging to safeguard delicate components during assembly processes. Beyond these, its unique properties have historically found use in early dental materials and precision casting models, showcasing its adaptability and reliability.

Explore how our fusible alloy can enhance your projects with its remarkable characteristics and varied applications. Invest in a material that combines low-temperature melting capabilities with excellent fluidity, making it an indispensable asset in your toolkit.