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News Release from: Master Bond | Subject: Nickel filled two component, epoxy adhesive
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 July 2005
Nickel conductive adhesive has better
flexibility
Nickel filled, flexible two component, epoxy adhesive is recommended for applications under prolonged exposure to unfavorable environmental conditions.
Master Bond of Hackensack, New Jersey, USA, has introduced a new nickel filled, flexible two component, epoxy adhesive called EP21TDCNFL This system is prepared for use by mixing the two components with a user friendly, non-critical one to one mix ratio by weight or volume
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 18 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Adhesive cures very quickly at room temperature
Master Bond has developed an exceptionally fast curing two component epoxy adhesive for general purpose bonding and develops high bond strength exceeding 140kg/cm2 at room temperature.
Cures can be effected readily at ambient or more quickly at elevated temperatures.
It is 100% reactive and does not contain solvents or volatiles.
The cured nickel filled epoxy has a volume resistivity of less than 5-10 ohm/cm together with a tensile lap shear strength in the order of 2,000 lb/in2 EP21TDCNFL offers a flexible cure with high elongation.
The temperature range is truly outstanding, 4 deg K- 250 deg F, enabling it to be used in cryogenic applications.
Master Bond EP21TDCNFL is also recommended for applications where prolonged exposure to unfavorable environmental conditions will compromise device performance.
EP21TDCNFL form bonds that have superior thermal cycling, thermal resistance shock and vibration resistance.
Adhesion to many different substrates is outstanding.
EP21TDCNFL is available in 1/2 pints, pints, quarts, and gallons.
It is also offered as a one part product in pre-mixed, frozen syringes. Request a free brochure from Master Bond ...
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