Semiconductor

Semiconductor

We provide unique high performance materials and precision micro-parts utilized in all phases of semiconductor device electrical testing - from wafer level to finished devices.

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Aerospace & Military

Aerospace & Military

We produce high reliability, high precision Gold, Platinum and Palladium based contact materials, parts and assemblies for demanding applications from the Earth to Mars and beyond.

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Automotive

Automotive

Sensing and switching are an integral part of modern vehicle electronics. We supply complex components and routinely develop new custom precious metal alloys to meet these demanding requirements.

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Appliance

Appliance

We help put the “control” into appliance controls with the supply of various electrical contact parts and assemblies.

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Medical

Medical

We produce unique materials, precision components and custom connectors to meet your needs for implantable and interventional devices. We can provide solutions for all of your biocompatibility, radiopacity, electrical and mechanical performance needs

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Energy

Energy

From electrical commutation slip ring components used in wind power generation to complex parts and materials used in smart meters, we provide unique solutions for emerging energy applications.

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Welcome

At Deringer-Ney, we invent specialty alloys and make precision manufactured parts for a wide variety of applications. Our products are in millions of devices used worldwide, including appliances, automobiles, switches, medical technologies, sensors, electronics, and many others.

Our custom alloys have expanded capabilities in neurostimulation, implantable devices, medical diagnostics, semiconductor fab and test, and many other technologies. And we’re continuously inventing more. We provide the alloys as raw materials and also make fabricated parts and assemblies. Since most of our alloys contain precious metal, we recycle the scrap internally, resulting in better cost control.

We are one of the world’s largest producers of custom electrical contacts and contact assemblies for switches and controls. We make these contacts by cold forming, automatic welding, automatic staking, and brazing. We also produce continuously welded contact tape and tape cutoffs.

Our world-renowned R&D department, along with our experienced technical staff, provides innovative design and engineering solutions. We help customers invent new devices and solve performance problems using our alloy technology and our expertise in precision manufacturing. We routinely assist in cost reduction through intelligent design. And we provide ROHS assistance.

In-house manufacturing capabilities include precision cold forming, complex precision machining, stamping and microstamping, metal forming, and metal joining. We also offer contract assembly in our Nogales, MX facility. And our micro manufactured parts push the technical envelope, making devices smaller and smaller, for convenience, lower cost, and better performance.

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616 Atrium Dr. STE 100, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
 

Deringer-Ney’s specialty alloys are famous worldwide for solving performance problems in a variety of applications. For example, our Paliney® series of alloys is widely used in applications where a stable electrical signal is required, even in tarnish-prone environments.

For medical service, our Paliney® In-Vivo® medical series is used in invasive and implantable situations. Their combination of high radiopacity, moderate cost, and good mechanical properties make them the market choice for many applications.

For semiconductor applications, Paliney® 7 and H3C are used in wafer, flip chip, and package testing. Paliney 7 has been used for years in cantilever and buckling beam probes, and H3C is becoming popular because of its 3X higher conductivity and higher hardness.

For potentiometric sensors, such as fuel level, throttle position, and other types of sensors, Paliney® 7 and its derivatives make up the contact springs that rub against resistors. Because of their low corrosion potential, these alloys produce stable electrical results over the life of the devices.

We produce a wide range of parts from our high performance alloy. Stampings, machined parts, wireforms, cold formed parts, bimetallic strip, automatically welded parts, and many other product forms are available.

Our machining division produces many implantable components for dental and medical applications. It is located in Blaine, Minnesota, USA, in the same location as our Medical Development Center.

In addition to metallic parts, our insert molding division will overmold stamped springs, cold formed, machined, or wireformed components. Many of these insert molded parts are used as spring assemblies for potentiometric sensors. 100% gram force testing for springs is routine for us.

Our MicroMfg product line includes small and micro parts produced by cold forming, stamping, wire forming, and micromachining. We are continuously pushing the envelope to make parts smaller and smaller.

Deringer-Ney is one of the largest cold forming companies in North America.  We have a wide array of cold forming and cold heading equipment with which we make many different medium to small cold formed parts. 

The cold heading and cold forming processes are well suited for precious metal parts production, due to their high material yield.

Our electrical contacts division has been producing products for electromechanical switches since 1950. Our cold formed and cold headed contact rivets are known worldwide, as are our brazed contacts. And we are a major producer of contact assemblies produced by automatic in-die staking and automatic welding. And with our metallurgical background we provide assistance selecting the best value contact material. In addition, we help with ROHS compliance.

We produce continuously welded contact tape in our Nogales, MX facility. This bi- or tri-metallic tape provides an economical alternative to solid contacts and is well suited to automated assembly operation.

Our contract assembly division takes advantage of competitive labor rates coupled with the technical resources of the entire corporation. We assemble products with components produced in any of our manufacturing plants combined with other components provided by you or purchased from outside sources.