Articles by Master Bond Inc.

Two Part Epoxy: EP48TC

EP48TCSpecially formulated, two part epoxy EP48TC has ultra low thermal resistance of 5 to 7 x 10 to 6 K•m2/W. This system uses high thermal conductive fillers and is capable of being applied in bond lines as thin as 10-15 microns. It also features unmatched thermal conductivity of 20-25 BTU•in/ft2•hr•°F [2.88-3.60 W/(m•K)]. EP48TC has first rate electrical insulation properties over the wide service temperature range from -100°F to +300°F. 


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Electrically Insulative Epoxy System: EP38CL

EP38CLFeaturing a low viscosity, EP38CL is an optically clear two component epoxy that is used for bonding, sealing, coating and encapsulation in optical, aerospace, opto-electronic and specialty OEM applications. It possesses superior impact resistance, thermal cycling capabilities as well as the ability to withstand mechanical shock better than typical epoxies that are higher on the Shore D scale. 


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Supreme 12AOHT-LO

Supreme 12AOHT-LOSupreme 12AOHT-LO is a toughened system with superior resistance to aggressive thermal cycling and shock. Cryogenically serviceable, it combines superior thermal conductivity with reliable electrical insulation properties. This dimensionally stable epoxy has formidable bond strength, particularly in the shear mode, ranging from 3,400-3,600 psi. Its service temperature range extends from 4K to +260°C. 


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Aqueous Based Sodium Silicate Coating: MB600S

mb600sMaster Bond MB600S is an aqueous based sodium silicate coating formulated for applications where electromagnetic interference/radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) shielding is required.Tested according to IEEE 299, 2006 methods, MB600S was as effective as the aluminum reference with a shielding effectiveness of 95 to105 dB, from 1 to 2 GHz.


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High Temperature Resistant Coating System: MB600G

mb600gIdeal for electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) shielding applications, MB600G is an aqueous based, sodium silicate system with a graphite filler. Electrically conductive, graphite filled materials are widely used for shielding and static dissipation applications because of their balance of shielding effectiveness and cost effectiveness.


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