Electrically Insulative Two Component Epoxy Features High Elongation

Master Bond EP21LVFL combines good flexibility with a solid strength profile. It is curable at room temperature with a long working life of 120-160 minutes at 75°F for a 100 gram batch and features a flowable initial mixed viscosity of 10,000-14,000 cps. This epoxy generates low exotherm making it suitable not only for bonding and coating, but also for sealing and potting applications.

EP21LVFL is especially useful in bonding substrates with different coefficients of expansion such as metals, composites, glass, ceramics, rubbers and plastics. It has a high elongation of 120-150%, a low tensile modulus of 1,500-2,500 psi and a shore D hardness of 40-50. The product offers excellent electrical insulation properties with a volume resistivity exceeding 1015 ohm-cm and a dielectric constant of 2.95 at 60 Hz. EP21LVFL has a tensile strength of 1,200-1,400 psi and a lap shear strength measuring 900-1,100 psi, which is impressive for a flexible product. The system is capable of withstanding rigorous thermal cycling, vibration, mechanical stress and shock.

This two part epoxy offers a non-critical one to two mix ratio, by weight or volume. Part A is clear and Part B is amber clear. Additionally, it can be formulated in other colors. EP21LVFL cures more rapidly at elevated temperatures. Optimal performance properties can be achieved by curing overnight at room temperature followed by 4-6 hours at 125-150°F. The product is available in a variety of packing options, including ½ pint, pint, quart, gallon and 5 gallon kits as well as in premixed and frozen syringes and dual cartridges for gun dispensers.

Thermally Conductive, Electrically Insulative Epoxy for Medical Device Applications

Master Bond EP40TCMed is a two part, room temperature curing epoxy system that meets the requirements of ISO 10993-5 for non-cytotoxicity. It is thermally conductive, electrically non-conductive and can be utilized as an adhesive or sealant in various medical and wearable device applications.

This toughened epoxy delivers an elongation of 60-70%. It has good strength properties with a tensile lap shear strength between 2,300 and 2,500 psi, a T-peel strength of 40-60 pli and a low tensile modulus of 5,000-15,000 psi at room temperature, making it ideal for applications where low stress is needed. The system’s small particle size filler allows for effective heat transfer when applied in thin layers, lowering its thermal resistance. It is also capable of withstanding exposure to EtO, radiation and several sterilants, as well as anti-microbial cleaning agents. Serviceable from -100°F to +300°F [-73°C to +149°C], EP40TCMed features reliable electrical insulation characteristics with a dielectric constant of 4.4 at 60 Hz and a volume resistivity greater than 1015 ohm-cm. Its thermal conductivity is 8-11 BTU•in/(ft2•hr•°F) [1.16-1.60 W/(m•K)].

EP40TCMed offers convenient handling with a 1:1 mix ratio by weight, and has a relatively long working life of 2-3 hours for a 100 gram batch of mixed epoxy at 75°F. After mixing, the epoxy has a moderate viscosity of 80,000-100,000 cps, which is useful for applications where some, but not too much flow is required. Upon cure, it has low shrinkage and a hardness of 70-80 Shore D. EP40TCMed comes in standard sized units of ounce jars, ½ pint, pint, quart, and gallon kits. It is also available in premixed and frozen syringes.

One Part, Toughened Epoxy for Dam-and-Fill Encapsulation

Master Bond Supreme 3DM-85 is a no mix, non-solvent based, one component epoxy. This thixotropic paste material was formulated to serve as the damming compound in dam-and-fill encapsulation applications. It can also be utilized for bonding and sealing, especially where no flow is needed since the material cures in place and will not run or slump. The compound requires a relatively low heat cure of 85°C for 2-3 hours, is thermally conductive and electrically non-conductive.

“Supreme 3DM-85 is designed for heat sensitive components that cannot withstand high temperatures for curing. The fact that it is not premixed and frozen gives it an advantage in production situations where freezer storage may not be practical. Also, there are no special shipping requirements,” says Senior Product Engineer Rohit Ramnath. As a toughened system, Supreme 3DM-85 resists rigorous thermal cycling. It is a reliable electrical insulator and features a thermal conductivity of 5-10 BTU•in/ft2•hr•°F [0.72-1.44 W/(m·K)]. It plays an important role in facilitating effective heat dissipation and preventing overheating, especially in densely packed electronic assemblies. The epoxy maintains a Shore D hardness of 75-85, offers excellent damp heat resistance and has a good physical strength profile.

Supreme 3DM-85 forms strong bonds with an extensive range of substrates commonly found in electronics and semiconductors. Substrates include metals, composites, ceramics, silicon, and a wide array of plastics. As a single part system, it is easy to handle and offers unlimited working life at room temperature. It is opaque black in color and can be applied manually or automatically. Serviceable from -100°F to +350°F [-73°C to +177°C], Supreme 3DM-85 is available for use in syringes and jars.

Thixotropic Epoxy Features Low Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

Master Bond EP5LTE-100 is a one part, non-premixed and frozen epoxy with a very low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), high glass transition temperature (Tg), and extremely high modulus. It has a thixotropic paste consistency making it ideal for bonding, sealing and gap filling applications. These properties are especially useful for opto-electronics or applications needing high dimensional stability and good heat resistance.

EP5LTE-100 passes NASA low outgassing specifications. It provides a tensile modulus that exceeds 1 million psi at room temperature. Minimal shrinkage upon cure combined with a low CTE of 8-12 x 10-6 in/in/°C enables precise alignment for bonding dissimilar substrates with low coefficients of thermal expansion. With a Tg between 120-125°C, and a service temperature range from -60°C to +175°C, this epoxy is effective in high temperature environments. It is a reliable electrical insulator featuring a volume resistivity of more than 1014 ohm-cm.

EP5LTE-100 bonds well to a wide variety of substrates including metals, glass, composites, ceramics and many plastics. It has good resistance to water and damp heat. The compound has an unlimited working life at room temperature and requires a heat cure at 100°C for 90-120 minutes. Optimum properties are obtained by post curing for 2-3 hours at 100-125°C. The epoxy is available in syringes, jars, and cans.

Die Attach Epoxy Featuring High Tg Meets NASA Low Outgassing Requirements

Master Bond EP17HTDA-2 is a one component epoxy that can be used for bonding, sealing and die attachment. It is not premixed and frozen, and cures with heat. This dimensionally stable system features excellent mechanical properties with both a high modulus and die shear strength. It transfers heat and resists thermo-mechanical stresses effectively.

EP17HTDA-2 has exceptional temperature resistance with a service temperature range of -80°F to +600°F [-62°C to +316°C] and a Tg of 185-190°C. This compound has a thermal conductivity of 9-10 BTU•in/ft2•hr•°F [1.30-1.44 W/(m·K)], a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and is also electrically insulative with a volume resistivity greater than 1015 ohm-cm. It withstands a variety of chemicals including acids, bases, salts, fuels, oils, water and many solvents.

As a one part system, EP17HTDA-2 does not require any mixing and is curable in the temperature range of 300-350°F for around 4-5 hours. To optimize properties, a post cure of 2-3 hours at 400°F is recommended. It bonds well to a wide variety of substrates, such as metals, ceramics, plastics and composites. Upon curing, it delivers a tensile modulus exceeding 1,100,000 psi and a die shear strength of 20-23 kg-f at room temperature (2 x 2 mm [80 x 80 mil]). It also has minimal shrinkage upon curing.

While EP17HTDA-2 is well suited for electronic and related applications, it can also be used in vacuum situations as it passes NASA low outgassing testing. It is a thixotropic paste, yet is available in 10 cc and 30 cc syringes for automated dispensing, and has a shelf life of 3-6 months when stored at 40-50°F.

Dual Curable Adhesive Offers Rapid Fixturing with LED Light

Master Bond LED415DC90 is a one component adhesive system that cures rapidly upon exposure to a 405 nm wavelength LED light source without any oxygen inhibition. The rate of cure depends upon the intensity of the light source, the thickness of the adhesive layer and the distance from the light to the adhesive. This no-mix system requires a post cure with heat, and adheres well to both similar and dissimilar substrates.

“Conventional light curing adhesives do not allow light penetration beyond 1 mm. LED415DC90’s key distinguishing factor is its ability to partially cure or fixture up to 6 mm deep or in cross sections under LED light at the right intensity,” says Rohit Ramnath, Senior Product Engineer. “That enables a unique practical feature of this product: fixturing of components which are opaque. The mechanism in which this occurs is by allowing the light to penetrate through the adhesive from the sides and not needing light to be exposed throughout the entire areas. It must be noted that post curing with heat at about 95°C for 30-60 minutes is critical for enhancing strength and overall performance.”

LED415DC90 has a thixotropic index of 5.53 at room temperature. It has a good physical strength profile with a tensile strength of 5,500-6,500 psi, a tensile modulus of 450,000-550,000 psi, and lap shear strength for Aluminum to Aluminum of more than 1,000 psi. This rigid system cures with a hardness of around 85-90 Shore D and elongation of 1-3% at 75°F. Serviceable from -80°F to +350°F, it is electrically non-conductive with a volume resistivity greater than 1014 ohm-cm. It is available in EFD® syringes, ½ pint, pint and quart containers.

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Electrically Insulative, Toughened Epoxy Meets NASA Low Outgassing Specifications

Master Bond Supreme 42HT-2ND Black is a two-part, non-drip epoxy system designed for bonding, sealing and coating applications. It is capable of withstanding temperatures up to 450°F (232°C), and provides a glass transition temperature (Tg) of 130-135°C. The material meets NASA low outgassing standards and is recommended for applications that require vacuum compatibility.

Supreme 42HT-2ND Black is electrically insulative with a volume resistivity greater than 1014 ohm-cm. This compound has a Shore D Hardness of 75-85 at 75°F and withstands rigorous thermal cycling. It passed damp heat reliability testing for 1,000 hours at 85°C and 85% relative humidity. It offers a high strength profile, with a tensile strength of 9,000-10,000 psi and a tensile modulus of 300,000-350,000 psi at 75°F.

With a forgiving mix ratio of 100 to 40 by weight or 100 to 50 by volume, this paste consistency material can be easily applied with the use of a gun dispenser or spatula. It cures at ambient temperature in 2-3 days, or faster with the addition of heat. Adding heat not only speeds up the curing process but also optimizes the overall performance properties. Supreme 42HT-2ND Black is available in standard packaging, double barrel cartridges for gun kits, as well as pre-mixed and frozen syringes.

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