Delivering superior solder material solutions since 2008 with integrity, expertise, and a people-first approach.
APEX New Materials is proudly celebrating 18 years in business! Join us in celebrating our journey, and click below to explore our history of innovation and manufacturing excellence.
Our HistoryWhether you are building automotive electronics, medical devices, or mission-critical industrial equipment, we deliver precision solder materials that exceed industry standards — with supply reliability you can count on.

Consistent diameter, uniform flux core and void-free joints.
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Stable viscosity and fine-pitch printing for high-yield SMT.
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Tight diameter tolerance for BGA and micro-BGA packaging.
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Optimized activation for strong wetting and low residue.
Learn More →We believe great soldering starts with great people who care. For more than 18 years, we have helped companies across automotive, medical, semiconductor and consumer electronics industries achieve reliable joints with consistent solder materials.
What sets us apart? It is our team of friendly, responsive experts — and our commitment to being a long-term partner, not just a supplier.

New drawing and flux-core lines increase monthly output for automotive and industrial customers across Europe and North America.
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How powder size, viscosity and flux chemistry affect print definition, slump and reflow yield in fine-pitch assemblies.
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The automotive quality management certification covers the full production chain for solder wire, paste and flux.
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A practical look at sphere roundness, diameter distribution and coplanarity requirements for reliable BGA rework.
Read More →Have a question about solder alloys, flux chemistry, or choosing the right material for your project? Our experienced team is here to help. Whether you are an engineer, buyer, or first-time customer, we will guide you through the options and recommend solutions that fit your goals — and your timeline.
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