Thermally-conductive adhesives

Working temperature: -80 °F - 400 °F

Master Bond EP3HTS-TC is a one part, NASA low outgassing rated epoxy, with an outstanding thermal conductivity of 16-17 W/(m·K). It cures rapidly at temperatures of around 250-300°F [~ 125-150°C], and has an unlimited working life at ...

... The system is thermally conductive and electrically insulating. “The key feature of MasterSil 153AO is that it provides the ability to minimize stress, with no compromise on strength. Although it is ...

Key Features • Room temperature curing • Low shrinkage upon cure • Very low coefficient of thermal expansion • Superior dimensional stability • Passes fungus resistance MIL-STD-810G • Withstands 1,000 hours 85°C/85% RH Master ...

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... and microelectronics packaging and assembly applications. discuss_app discuss_app discuss_app Product Highlights Thermally conductive Castable up to 1 inch thicknesses Rapid cures at elevated ...

Kohesi Bond TUF 1613 HT-CM is a toughened, single component system that requires no mixing and cures readily at elevated temperatures. Although it requires a minimum temperature of 120°C for curing (at which it cures extraordinarily fast), ...

DYMAX Multi-Cure® thermal interface materials may be cured with light, heat, or activator. Most applications utilize a combination of these methods for optimal cure speed. Light cure allows for exposed areas to cure immediately, fixturing ...

Conductive glue RTV GLUES The RTV silicone glues are loaded with metallic particles. The flexibility of these materials can absorb shocks and vibrations during an embedded ...