Aluminum Heatsinks Are Now Solderable

Promoted as a cost-effective, heat management product, the company debuts what it calls Solderable Aluminum. The material is essentially a combination of copper and aluminum in a single composite strip. It promises to simplify joining aluminum
Sept. 30, 2003
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Promoted as a cost-effective, heat management product, the company debuts what it calls Solderable Aluminum. The material is essentially a combination of copper and aluminum in a single composite strip. It promises to simplify joining aluminum components by eliminating the need for extensive chemical activation. Additionally, the material is said to exhibit reliable thermal conductivity. For more details and pricing, contact TECHNICAL MATERIALS INC., Lincoln, RI. (800) 241-2523.

Company: TECHNICAL MATERIALS INC.

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