Copper-Cored Hermetic Wire Carries up to 6X More Current Than Solid Wire
March 1, 2007
Related To: Anomet Products
A standard line of copper-cored glass-to-metal sealing wire for fabricating hermetic switching devices requiring higher conductivity than solid wire is available from Anomet Products, Inc. of Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Anomet Copper-Cored Glass-to-Metal Sealing Wire is hermetically bonded between the copper core and selected alloy to create a wire that carries up to six times more current than solid wire; depending upon the application. Featuring a variety of standard alloy compositions in sizes from 0.5 mm to 10 mm dia., it permits the design of smaller conductors than solid wire and is ideally suited for fabricating hermetic switching devices. Available with 2:1 and 3:1 ratios of the alloy to the copper core, Anomet Copper-Cored Glass-to-Metal Sealing Wire standard products include: FeNi (Alloy 52, Dilaton 51) Nickel-Iron, Kovar® (Dilver) Nickel-Iron-Cobalt, Alloy 42-6 Nickel-Iron-Chrome, and Alloy 446SS Iron-Chromium; each is hermetically bonded to a copper core with 100% IACS minimum conductivity. Anomet Copper-Cored Glass-to-Metal Sealing Wire is priced according to material, size, and quantity; supplied on spools, reels, or coiled. Samples and price quotations are available upon request. • Copper OFHC (Oxygen-Free High Conductivity) - 100% IACS Min. Conductivity • Ratio 2:1 and 3:1 (Alloy to Copper) standard. Other ratios available on special request. • Packaging Coils can be supplied in any size up to 150 lbs. They can be supplied on spools, reels, or wrapped coils. • Temper Any customer specified temper available. • Conductivity 14% IACS • Resistivity 12 microhm cm