Transparent Epoxy is resistant to high temperatures/humidity.
March 2, 2007 -
With service temperature range of -60°F to over 400°F, Type EP30HT epoxy produces high strength, rigid, chemical resistant bonds, and adheres to similar and dissimilar materials such as metals, glass, ceramics, wood, vulcanized rubbers, and plastics. Product attains shear bond strengths over 3,200 psi, with volume resistivity greater than 1,015 W-cm, dielectric strength of 440 V/mil, and dielectric constant of 3.46 at 1 MHz.
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Optically Clear Epoxy has High Temperature and Humidity Resistance
Hackensack, NJ. February 19, 2007- Master Bond Inc has introduced a transparent, highly versatile epoxy for general purpose bonding, casting, coating and potting called EP30HT. It is truly a superior performer; combining extraordinary physical strength, excellent resistance to elevated temperatures and humidity and outstanding chemical resistance properties with a superb optical clarity of over 97% spectral transmittance. The service temperature range is exceptionally wide, starting at -50°C and reaching to over 205°C (-60°F to more than 400°F). EP30HT has a moderate viscosity and is well suited for potting and casting especially recommended where medium viscosity is required for ease of application. The bonded assemblies exhibit superior dimensional stability and shrinkage after cure is an exceptionally low - 0.0003 inches/in.
Master Bond Polymer Adhesive EP30HT produces high strength, rigid bonds which are remarkably resistant to chemicals including water, oil and most organic solvents. Adhesion to both similar and dissimilar materials including metals, glass, ceramics, wood, vulcanized rubbers and many plastics is excellent, with shear bond strengths over 3200 psi being attained. The hardened adhesive is a superb electrical insulator with a volume resistivity greater than 1015 ohm-cm, a dielectric strength of 440 volts/mil and a dielectric constant of 3.46 at 1 MHz. Easily applied by brushing or dipping, EP30HT is especially recommended as a conformal coating of electronic components, for bonding fibers to connectors and for glass fiber potting. It can be used by the micro-electronic, electrical, optical, fiber optic, medical, photonic and chemical industries. EP30HT also Conforms Title 21, U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, FDA Chapter 1, Section 175.105 & 175.300 for food applications. It is available in premixed bi-packs and cartridge/gun packaging for convenient dispensing as well as in pint, quart, gallon and 5 gallon container kits.
About Master Bond:
Master Bond is a manufacturer of high performance adhesives, sealants, coatings, potting and encapsulation compounds and impregnation resins. The product line offers over 3,000 grades of specially designed formulations of acrylics, anaerobics, cyanoacrylates, epoxies, latex, polyamides, polyurethanes and silicone systems to provide an optimal solution for even the most extreme applications.
For further information please visit our website at www.masterbond.com or contact: James BrennerPhone: 201-343-8983 Fax: 201-343-2132 E-mail: technical@masterbond.com
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Phone: 201-343-8983
FAX: 201-343-2132 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Master Bond, Inc. Address: 154 Hobart St. City: Hackensack State: NJ ZIP: 07601 Country: USA Phone: 201-343-8983 FAX: 201-343-2132 http://www.masterbond.com
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