For many industries, higher quality alloys yield better connections, better assemblies, longer life and more predictable product performance. Lucas-Milhaupt manufactures high purity alloys to meet your most stringent requirements. How are high purity alloys formed? What applications benefit from their use? What types of high purity alloys are available? Join us for answers to these key questions.
In today’s quality-conscious world, product performance often comes down to the tiniest details. These details include joints and connections that create assemblies – and the alloys that hold them together. Impurities can form microscopic leak paths. Purer alloys mean better connections, better assemblies, longer life and more predictable product performance.
Lucas-Milhaupt’s high purity alloys are produced with the tightest impurity levels. This is imperative for systems that require vacuum tight seals and the highest levels of quality and reliability.
How are high purity alloys formed? What applications can benefit from their use? What alloy products are available to meet your requirements?
Lucas-Milhaupt manufactures high purity alloys under highly controlled processes to meet your most stringent requirements. Lucas-Milhaupt adheres to this quality-assured process:
Melt and cast alloys in a controlled environment to ensure purity and cleanliness from oxides, high vapor pressure elements and other contaminants
Verify alloy chemistry analysis to detect any impurities, ensuring reliable performance
Further process, under tight controls, to roll and slit for strip products or wire drawing
Fabricate each item into its final form – bulk, preform rings or stampings – and pack for shipment
Maintain cleanliness throughout the process to prevent introduction of impurities into the product or process
Final quality check, at finished size, to verify dimensional accuracy and performance.
The brazing products industry developed these alloys to satisfy rigorous demands for high purity materials in forming reliable subassemblies. High purity assemblies have applications ranging from aerospace to medical technology to to telecommunications.
These components depend on brazed connections that must perform to specific expectations, maintain vacuum seals, cycle through heat and load and resist the corrosion that leads to failure. Product design, process development and control, and supplier performance must come together to ensure an optimal product life cycle.
Lucas-Milhaupt has perfected the process of manufacturing high purity alloys. We provide our Premabraze® alloys in gold, silver and palladium with trace elements less than 1 part per million. These alloys are vacuum-grade filler metals that have compositions specifically controlled to fabricate joints exposed to high vacuum on electronic devices. Choose from a wide array of high purity alloy preforms, powder and paste products. These alloys meet ISO 9001: 2008 for quality and ISO 14001 for environmental management. You must braze these alloys in high purity atmosphere or vacuum.
Our Premabraze certified “pure” metals are vacuum melted and cast to ensure material cleanliness. You are assured of conformance to specification by chemical analysis and relevant performance requirements.
Need help selecting the correct product? Lucas-Milhaupt technical technical brazing experts will work with you to determine your requirements. We can meet your size or shape requirements, from the smallest to the largest preform rings or stampings. Leverage our industry-leading alloy production and custom fabrication processes to meet your most stringent needs.
High purity alloys are manufactured under highly controlled processes to meet rigorous industry requirements ranging from aerospace to telecommunications. Purer alloys yield better connections, better assemblies, longer life and more predictable product performance.
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