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Product Overview
Gold wire is made from high-purity gold and offers excellent conductivity, thermal properties, and exceptional resistance to chemical corrosion. Gold, a precious and rare metal, is widely used in high-tech and precious metal processing industries. The wire’s remarkable ductility allows it to be processed into fine strands, making it suitable for various important applications.
Product Features
- High Purity:Purity of 3N5 and above ensures superior performance.
- Excellent Ductility:Easily processed into ultra-fine gold wire.
- Outstanding Conductivity and Thermal Properties:Widely used in the electronics and communications industries.
- Corrosion Resistance:Gold exhibits exceptional resistance to oxidation and chemical corrosion.
Applications
- Electronics Industry:Used in electrical connections and high-end electronic components.
- Modern Communications:Key component in communication devices.
- Aerospace:Applied in precision equipment for the aerospace industry.
- Jewelry Industry:Widely used in the production of precious metal jewelry.
- Financial Investment:Serves as a valuable investment and store of wealth.
| Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit |
| Li | Zn | Pb | ≤0.005 | ppm | |||||||
| B | Ga | Bi | ≤0.005 | ppm | |||||||
| F | Ge | Y | |||||||||
| Na | As | Th | |||||||||
| Mg | Se | Er | |||||||||
| Al | Zr | Ru | |||||||||
| Si | Nb | Rh | |||||||||
| P | Mo | Os | |||||||||
| Cl | Pd | 0.1 | ppm | Cd | |||||||
| K | Ag | 1 | ppm | In | |||||||
| Ca | Sn | ≤0.005 | ppm | ||||||||
| Ti | Sb | 0.5 | ppm | ||||||||
| V | Ba | ||||||||||
| Cr | 0.03 | ppm | Hf | ||||||||
| Mn | ≤0.005 | ppm | Ta | C | 1 | ppm | |||||
| Fe | 1.3 | ppm | W | S | |||||||
| Co | Pt | O | |||||||||
| Ni | 0.1 | ppm | Au | Matrix | wt% | N | |||||
| Cu | ≤0.005 | ppm | Hg | H |
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