I know there is two company who could produce it and purchased it. Galinstan-Ga 68.5%/In 21.5%/Sn 10% 1) GalliumSource, LLC -- In U.S.A www.galliumsource.com 2) SUNC INTERNATIONAL LIMITED -- In China www.suncmetals.com
Are you sure this is Galinstan ? Having looked at making some for an instrument at work, I think you'll have difficulty buying the gallium and indium in small quantities.
Be aware the stuff etches metals quite badly.
Steve
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2 years ago
Email me back then i'll share what all i knew regarding those Ga alloy.
nicole.sheng.j@gmail.com
7 years ago
I know there is two company who could produce it and purchased it. Galinstan-Ga 68.5%/In 21.5%/Sn 10%
1) GalliumSource, LLC -- In U.S.A
www.galliumsource.com
2) SUNC INTERNATIONAL LIMITED -- In China
www.suncmetals.com
Answer 2 years ago
I knew one company the also can supply with the Galinstan or other Ga alloy.
Changsha Santech Materials Co.,Ltd
www.santechchem.com
santech@santechchem.com
10 years ago
You could probably find a galinstan thermometer to break open.
10 years ago
Are you sure this is Galinstan ? Having looked at making some for an instrument at work, I think you'll have difficulty buying the gallium and indium in small quantities. Be aware the stuff etches metals quite badly. Steve
10 years ago
Try the SciToys recipe.
Answer 10 years ago
They did not have galinstan. Galinstan is gallium, indium, and tin, not bismuth, tin, and lead. -PKT
Answer 10 years ago
You wanted cheaper.
Answer 10 years ago
I can buy .15 ml with a good syringe for 15 USD plus shipping http://www.crazypc.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=liquid_pro-50120&Category_Code=