Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Gold wire, 1.0mm (0.04in) dia, Premion®, 99.9985% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 50cm, 2cm, 10cm
Form – Wire
Grade – 99.9985% (metals basis)
Application – High-precision lab applications
Product Overview
This Premion® gold wire offers exceptional purity at 99.9985% (metals basis), making it an ideal choice for demanding laboratory applications where precision and reliability are critical. The 1.0mm (0.04in) diameter provides a balance between flexibility and structural integrity, ensuring ease of handling while maintaining consistent performance. Engineered for superior electrical conductivity and resistance to oxidation, this gold wire is particularly suited for applications requiring minimal signal loss or contamination. The high-purity composition minimizes impurities that could interfere with sensitive experiments or measurements. Available in convenient lengths of 50cm, 2cm, and 10cm, this wire adapts to various experimental setups without unnecessary waste. The wire’s uniform diameter and smooth surface finish contribute to reliable connections and consistent results across repeated uses. Whether used in microelectronics, sensor fabrication, or other precision applications, this gold wire delivers the performance and consistency that researchers and technicians require for reproducible results.
FAQs
1. What is the purity level of this gold wire?
The gold wire has a purity of 99.9985% on a metals basis, ensuring minimal impurities for critical applications.
2. Can this wire be used for high-temperature applications?
Gold has a high melting point of 1064°C, making this wire suitable for many high-temperature applications within its physical limits.
3. Is this gold wire compatible with standard wire bonding equipment?
Yes, the 1.0mm diameter and high purity make it compatible with most wire bonding systems used in electronics and lab applications.
4. How should this gold wire be stored to maintain its properties?
Store in a dry, clean environment away from corrosive substances to preserve its surface quality and conductivity.
5. Are there alternative metals available for similar applications?
For applications where gold isn’t essential, platinum or silver wires may serve as alternatives, though they have different conductivity and corrosion properties.
