Finishing machines - Import export

We specialize in engineering high quality composites for management of heat in electronics packages, particularly Integrated Circuit (IC) packaging. These composite materials are comprised of Molybdenum Copper (AMC) and Tungsten Copper (AWC). Turnkey Solution for Production Ready Pedestals Our advanced thermal management materials are offered both in a raw form such as block or sheet for finished machining at our customers’ facilities or their sub-tier suppliers. We also offer turnkey finished products completed through machining, plating and customer specified packaging. Sizes Our heat spreader materials for IC packages are offered in a wide breadth of sizes including: Standard blocks of 3” (76 mm) x 4” (102 mm) x 12” (304.8mm) Down to finished machined and plated products in 0.015” (0.381mm) cubes Hermetic Housings and Heat Sinks These thermal management products are used as both the hermetic housings and as the expansion-matched

Hardfacing Powders are manufactured to have the precise size, shape, and chemistry required for optimal thermal spraying characteristics. Our powders are available in a wide variety of alloys to give the workpiece desired finished qualities - whether it’s good machinability, abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, ductility, hardness, or high strength. No matter the application, we have a powder that can be manufactured to your exact specifications and meet your coating needs.

Hardfacing Powders are manufactured to have the precise size, shape, and chemistry required for optimal thermal spraying characteristics. Our powders are available in a wide variety of alloys to give the workpiece desired finished qualities - whether it’s good machinability, abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, ductility, hardness, or high strength. No matter the application, we have a powder that can be manufactured to your exact specifications and meet your coating needs. Hardfacing Process Hardfacing or surface coating is a process of spraying or welding metallic powders onto a workpiece or substrate to give it a specific hardness, wear resistance, or corrosion resistance. This process requires the appropriate alloy and particle size distribution for a specific deposition technology. Appropriately selected powders yield the best properties and manufacturing efficiencies.