Looking for Hermetic Sealing Vendors for Glass and Exotic Metals?

Thread starter tdeuce82
Start date Nov 7, 2011
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The discussion focuses on finding vendors for hermetic sealing of glass with exotic metals. The original poster seeks recommendations for companies that specialize in this niche. Participants are encouraged to specify the types of metals they are working with and the leak rates relevant to their applications, such as compressor or semiconductor packaging. This information is crucial for identifying suitable vendors. The thread highlights the importance of understanding specific project requirements to ensure effective sealing solutions.

Nov 7, 2011

tdeuce82

i work at a company that outsources Hermetic Sealing. i was wondering if anyone knows of any vendors that would be able to do glass sealing with exotic metals?

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Nov 10, 2011

Mike_In_Plano

If it's okay to ask, what metal are you dealing with? Also, what leak rate are you fighting (i.e. compressor, semiconductor packaging, vacuum instrument...)?

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