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EP21TDC-2AN: Flexible Epoxy Offers High Thermal Conductivity |
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EP21TDC-2AN has been specially designed for use in applications requiring resistance to thermal cycling, vibration, impact and shock. It offers a thermal conductivity of 22-24 BTU•in/ft2•hr•°F [3.17-3.46 W/(m•K)] and is an excellent electrical insulator. The cured compound exhibits a high elongation—greater than 25%, which is truly exceptional for a thermally conductive epoxy. It has a service temperature range of 4K to +250°F [4K to +121°C] and has been successfully employed in a number of cryogenic applications.
For more information, request a technical data sheet on EP21TDC-2AN
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UV18Med: Meets USP Class VI Specifications |
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USP Class VI certified UV18Med is a special UV system for bonding, coating and sealing featuring superb chemical resistance, excellent physical strength properties and toughness. It cures readily in 20-30 seconds when exposed to a UV light emitting at a wavelength of 320-365 nm. It is ideal for high production applications where fast fixture times and rapid curing are critical. UV18Med features superior optical clarity and bonds well to many plastics such as acrylics and polycarbonates.
For more information, request a data sheet on UV18Med
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EP19HT: No Mix Epoxy Offers Superior Chemical Resistance |
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Featuring superior flow properties, Master Bond EP19HT is ideal for high performance impregnation and coating applications with an exceptionally low viscosity of 300-700 cps. It has a remarkable strength profile and adheres well to a variety of substrates such as ceramics, metals, composites, glass and many plastics. This compound is also serviceable over the wide temperature range of -60°F to +400°F [-51°C to +204°C]. Chemical resistance properties are our outstanding.
For more information, request a data sheet on EP19HT
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MasterSil 800: Silicone System Is Serviceable Up To 300°C |
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Featuring unsurpassed thermal stability, MasterSil 800 is serviceable at temperatures as high as +572°F [+300°C]. This one part, high performance, non-corrosive silicone is has a moderate viscosity, making it free flowing and self leveling. It is ideal for bonding, sealing, protective coatings, encapsulating and creating formed-in-place gaskets. It has a tack free time of approximately 5-10 minutes at ambient temperatures. Thin layers and humidity accelerate the curing process. Once cured, MasterSil 800 retains high physical strength properties even after prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
For more information, request a data sheet on MasterSil 800
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Supreme 11HT: High Strength Adhesive Resists Up To 400°F |
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Master Bond Supreme 11HT is a toughened two component epoxy that is ideal for bonding dissimilar substrates. This adhesive/sealant produces durable, high strength bonds that resist severe thermal cycling and many chemicals including water, oil, fuels and some organic solvents, even upon prolonged exposures. It readily obtains tensile shear strength of 3,200-3,400 psi and T-peel strength of 15-25 pli. It also has a simple to use one to one mix ratio and cures at room temperature.
For more information, request a data sheet on Supreme 11HT
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Supreme 3HTND-2GT: One Component, No-Mix Glob Top Adhesive |
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Well suited for glob top applications, versatile Supreme 3HTND-2GT can also be used for a variety of bonding applications in the microelectronic and electronic industries. This toughened epoxy offers remarkable protection against adverse environmental conditions including vibration, impact and thermal shock for components on circuit boards. It is easy to handle, cures rapidly at elevated temperatures, has low shrinkage and exceptional electrical insulation characteristics. This product is serviceable up to +400°F [+204°C] and easily dispensed from syringes.
For more information, request a data sheet on Supreme 3HTND-2GT
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