I have had a lot of mails regarding glass frit bonding.


> Following are the addressess for obtaining glass frit:
> (1) Vitta Corporation, 7 trowbridge Drive, Connecticut,06801 Tel:
(203)790-8155
> (2) Ferro E;ectronic Glass, Electronic and Speciality Glass Dept., Frit
Division, 4150 E 56th st. Cleveland OH 44101
>       Tel: (216)-641-8580
> (3) Corning: (607)-974-4525
>
> I hope this information is helpful for people who are looking for glass frit
bonding
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Genadi Genadiev [SMTP:genadiev@ihm.et.tu-dresden.de]
> Sent: Friday, November 06, 1998 2:59 AM
> To:   ramadas@ti.com
> Subject:      Glass frit Bondin
>
> Dear Mr. Ramadas,
>
> I'm a research student at the Technical University of Dresden,
> Germany, working at a project about glass-frit bonding.
> I have read your article in the MEMS-newsgroup from 29.07.1997.
> Concerning this article I would like to ask for your assistance with
> the following problem. For my practical research I need small amounts
> of glass-frit paste. Could you perhaps tell me where I could find
> this, or its components, and how much it would cost me? Furthermore, I
> would need to know about the conditions this paste fulfills. How does
> it react to exposure to temperature or pressure? I read about kinds
> that react at 600-800C, others that react at about 290C-380C,  and
> yet another reacting at above 100C. Would that be the same paste or
> are totally different procedures applied? I would be very grateful if
> you could help me out with information, sources in literature or ideas
> where to look.
>
>
> With best regards
>
> Genadi Genadiev
> genadiev@ihm.et.tu-dresden.de