Product details
Flexibilized, Thermally Conductive One Part B-Stage Epoxy Resists High Heat Jul 4, 2012
Company details
Master Bond
154 Hobart Street
Hackensack
NJ
07601
United States
Tel:
+1-201-343-8983
Fax:
+1-201-343-2132
Formulated for electrical encapsulation applications, Master Bond EP36AO combines thermal conductivity with thermal stability. This flexible, heat resistant epoxy has superior mechanical properties.
Serviceable over the wide temperature range of -80°F to +500°F, EP36AO provides high performance in harsh conditions. Once cured, it features solid electrical characteristics including a dielectric strength of 400 volts/mil, a volume resistivity of 2-3 x 1012 ohm-cm and thermal conductivity of 9-10 BTU•in/ft2•hr•°F at 25°C. This system has a coefficient of thermal expansion exceeding 75 in/in x 10-6/°C at 60°C and a tensile strength of over 2,000 psi. EP36AO is a capable adhesive and coating that adheres well to both metallic and non-metallic substrates and it features long-term chemical resistance to an array of chemicals.
A typical gel time is 30 minutes at 180°F, with full cures attained in 2-2½ hours at 300°F. It is now also available in conveniently prepared 30 gram cookies.
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