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July, 2022 Heraeus Showcases New Solder Lineup


WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — Heraeus is showcasing several flagship solder pastes including AgCoat® Prime bonding wires, the Welco™ ultra-fine pitch sol- der paste series and its environ- mental sustainability initiatives with recycled gold wires and recycled tin solder pastes. With AgCoat Prime Heraeus


offers a real alternative to gold wire for the packaging industry. AgCoat Prime is a silver alloy bonding wire coated with a layer of gold. Because AgCoat Prime’s specifications are closely aligned to gold bonding wire, no inert gas


is required, so no investment or changes to production equipment and facilities are necessary. Continued miniaturization


and the increase of complexity and functionality of packages drive the need for ultra-fine-pitch solder pastes. Welco is a unique


Low-power SiP.


Modular Status Signals with Volatage in Mind


Tailored to Fit in Every Way AC 100~240V 12V DC 24V DC


and proprietary technology owned by Heraeus to produce per- fectly spherical and narrowly dis- tributed solder powders from Type 5 to Type 9. Welco solder pastes are formulated with Welco powders and specifically de signed flux systems, which combine to offer best-in-class performance in terms of ultra-fine-pitch paste release, low voids after multiple reflows and no solder splashing or beading. Heraeus AP5112 T6 and T7 pastes have demonstrated huge success in mass production for advanced packaging applica- tions including SiP modules of 5G smartphones and tablets, smart wearables and even miniLED backlights for TVs and video walls.


Contact: Heraeus, Inc., 24 Union Hill Road, West


Conshohocken, PA 19428 % 215-944-9981 E-mail: jeffery.oddo@heraeus.com Web: www.heraeus- electronics.com


See at SEMICON West, Booth 345


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