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March 13, 2026 | Indium CorporationEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Indium Corporation® will showcase its proven solder solutions through live demonstrations at APEX Expo 2026, March 17-19, in Anaheim, California. Live@APEX is a unique collaboration that brings industry partners together to demonstrate materials and equipment in real-time production environments, offering customers hands-on evaluation opportunities to assess how Indium Corporation materials can address their specific application needs.
“We believe in showing, not just telling,” Senior Product Specialist Miloš Lazić said. “Live@APEX exemplifies our “From One Engineer to Another” philosophy. It puts customers in front of our experts to get real-world performance data, and we look forward to proving the full capabilities of our product portfolio at APEX Expo 2026.”
This year’s program will highlight Indium Corporation materials, including:
- CW-818 – no-clean, high-reliability flux-cored wire
- Indium8.9HF – no-clean solder paste formulated for the higher processing temperatures of the electronics industry
- Indium12.8HF – jetting and microdispensing solder paste
- Sn995 – solid wire for selective soldering
- TACFlux® 089HF – no-clean flux formulated for SnAgCu and SnAg solders (also compatible with Sn/Pb solder)
Attendees can see these select products at the following partner booths:
- AIR-VAC Engineering (booth #1416)
- American Hakko Products, Inc. (booth #4432)
- Apollo Seiko (booth #1300)
- Essemtec AG (booth #3629)
- GPD Global, Inc (booth #2732)
- ITW EAE (booth #1114)
- JBC Tools USA, Inc. (booth #2824)
- Juki America (booth #834)
- Koh Young America, Inc. (booth #1824)
- KYZEN (booth #4005)
- MicroCare, LLC (booth #3927)
- OK International (booth #3937)
- Panasonic Connect (booth #2103)
- Parmi USA, Inc. (booth #2131)
- Pillarhouse USA, Inc. (booth #3005)
- PVA (booth #3623)
- Smart Sonic (booth #3800)
- SuperDry Totech (booth #2613)
- Thermaltronics USA Inc. (booth #1601)
- Trans-Tec America (booth #1430)
- Universal Instruments Corp. (booth #1305)
- VERMES Microdispensing America, Inc. (booth #2711)
- Yamaha Motor Corporation (booth #1842)
- Zestron Corporation (booth #1420)
If you see an Indium Corporation product booth demonstration, post it on social media with the hashtag #LiveatAPEX.
To learn more about Indium Corporation’s next-generation solder technologies visit our experts at APEX Expo 2026, Exhibit Hall C-D, booth #1038.
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