Indium Plate

Product Overview:
High-purity indium plates are crucial metal materials known for their excellent optical transparency and electrical conductivity. Indium is primarily used in the production of ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) targets, widely applied in LCDs and flat-panel displays. The CAS number for indium is 7440-74-6, and the EINECS number is 231-180-0. It has a melting point of 156.51°C, a boiling point of 2060°C, and a density of 7.30 g/cm³.

Features:

• High Purity:Achieves purity levels of 4N-5N, ensuring excellent performance.
• Excellent Conductivity:Suitable for electronic and semiconductor applications.
• Soft Metal:Can be used as a vacuum gap filling material at elevated temperatures.

Applications:

1. ITO Target Production:Indium is primarily consumed in ITO production, accounting for 70% of global indium consumption.
2. Electronics and Semiconductors:Used in semiconductor manufacturing, representing 12% of global consumption.
3. Solder and Alloys:Indium is utilized in solders and alloys, comprising another 12% of consumption.
4. Research Industry:Accounts for 6% of global consumption.
5. Liquid Metal Synthesis:Combined with gallium to create liquid metals for circuit applications and self-repairing structures, aiding in the repair of human nerves.