Indium Announces InnoJoin as Exclusive Global Sales Partner for NanoFoil®

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Indium Corporation announced that InnoJoin GmbH will be the exclusive global sales partner for NanoFoil® in component mounting applications. NanoFoil® is a leading nanotechnology material that delivers energy in a controlled and precise manner for joining, energetics, and heating applications.

InnoJoin, based in Bremen, Germany, has been working with NanoFoil® technology since its inception and has since developed extensive expertise in this field. The company utilizes two in-house laser systems for precision cutting of NanoFoil®, ensuring high accuracy and flexibility in the production process. It operates its own dedicated laboratory for nanobonding trials, enabling rigorous testing and process optimization for bonding applications. The lab is fully equipped with advanced metallographic analysis tools, allowing comprehensive evaluations of bond quality and material integrity in-house.

“We’ve worked with InnoJoin for several years to provide NanoFoil® to customers in Europe and other markets, and it has been an extremely positive collaboration,” said Jon Major, Associate Director, ESM Project Management, Indium Corporation. “By expanding our partnership, we are able to provide even better service to our customers in critical markets around the world while simultaneously expanding the NanoFoil® product line.”

“Collaborating with Indium Corporation has been an exceptional, reliable, and trustworthy experience. We are more than delighted to continue this successful journey with them,” said Christian Walz, CEO, InnoJoin. “The NanoFoil® technology is a perfect addition to our portfolio, allowing us to provide our customers with the best possible technical solution for their bonding applications.”

NanoFoil® is a predictable, controllable, and affordable material that is industry-accepted and proven to lower manufacturing costs while providing repeatable and reliable bonds and reactions. It has applications in many industries, including semiconductor, aerospace, automotive, biomedical, and defense markets.