Organikum - 13-4-2003 at 07:35
I am looking of what the stuff is made from which holds on a incandescient lightbulb the aluminium thread and contact to the glass. It is some
brownish stuff looking like foamed ceramics. What is this and how is it made/processed?
My searching ended by me speechless - the words are missing here.
And also most people won´t believe it: It is near impossible to get the right answer if the question isn´t proper asked. 
So if you could lend me some words? (a link would be luxury)
thanks
oRG
Darkfire - 13-4-2003 at 07:38
Are you talking about the thing on the lamp? Its a shaped foam and is brown, or is this on the lightbulb itself?
CTR
Blind Angel - 13-4-2003 at 09:42
I think i know what you are talking about and my guess would be glue but i can't be sure
Organikum - 14-4-2003 at 14:04
Between the aluminium and the glass is a foam which holds these together. What is this made of?
I want to know this for making glass-metal bonds in high-temperature applications. (I know already some ways but this foam caught my interest
so......
Blind Angel - 15-4-2003 at 08:38
yeah i know what you are talking about when you saw off the metal part of a lightbulb you have this foamy brownish substance that helded everything in
place and that was what my guess was for