Lead Free Solder Alloys: Part One
Graphene Materials Applications
Explosive Welding of Non-Ferrous Alloys: Part Two
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Introduction to Total Materia 7th April 2020
Introduction to Total Materia Integrator 7th May 2020
Total Materia New Application Launch! 4th June 2020
Total Materia has allowed us to solve in a definite way all problems we had for the search of alternate materials in foreign countries. Thanks to Total Materia we have issued real "international" specs for purchase of steels in foreign countries.
Total Materia remains the only tool which will be used for this purpose.
Massimo Manfredini Bonfiglioli Industrial Gearmotors, Bologna, Italy
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From and environmental and compliance stand point there is a rapid drive in the electronics industry to move towards lead-free soldering.
Graphene is a single layer of graphite which is commonly known as an allotrope of carbon, and was first isolated in 2004 using simple, household scotch tape.
Explosive welding was first exploited commercially during the 1960’s and is a form of impact welding which can specifically useful to join dissimilar materials with large surface areas.