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Mayer Alloys stocks and supplies a complete line of tin and lead based alloys and lead free alloys.
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manufactures solder preforms , hermetic covers , heat spreaders and custom welded assembllies
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Since 1930, Broquetas specializes in the manufacturing and marketing of tin-based non-ferrous metal alloys and soft soldering materials for electronics assembly.
Hallmark Metals Corp. A premier leader in the CASTING ALLOY and SOLDER Industry. Sellers of Tin, Bismuth, Low melt alloys, Pewter sheet, Antimony, Hard and Soft lead, Babbit, Custom alloys, Zinc alloys, Cadmium,
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Solder pastes, solder preforms, solder spheres, soldering fluxes, electrically-conductive adhesives. All alloys: tin-lead, lead-free, indium alloys, and more.
Torrey S. Crane manufactures a complete line of industrial solders ranging from pure tin and lead with alloys with silver,bismuth,antimony,and cadmium.Crane solders meet and exceed J-STD-006,QQS-571and ASTM B32 standards and are ISO 9002 CERTIFIED
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The largest tin/lead secondary smelter in the western hemisphere, with a focus on recycling industrial metal waste streams. Areas of expertise include electronics dross, solder paste, solder wire, solder bar.
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With numerous facilities in the United States, we are one of the electronics industry's leading manufacturers of lead-free solder products, superior quality stencils, and precision cut parts.
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Nathan Trotter's 200-year history of service and reliability has made us a trusted manufacturer and distributor of metals.
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Manufacturer of solders, high-quality anodes, alloys and wires for the electronic industry and surface refinement applications. Lead free products for the electronic industry are one of the core competencies of the company.
