Epoxy resin ER2222
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Characteristics

Type
epoxy
Applications
encapsulation
Other characteristics
thermal cycling

Description

Red Thermally Conductive Epoxy Resin ER2222 is a red variation of Electrolube's ER2221 Thermally conductive Epoxy potting compound. The resins properties are identical to ER2221 but has been formulated with a red finish for aesthetic appearance. Product Description ER2222 red potting compound is a thermally conductive epoxy resin which is a coloured variation of Electrolube’s ER2221 (black). The resins properties are identical to ER2221 but has been formulated with a red finish for aesthetic appearance. Like Er2221 it’s a highly temperature resistant epoxy potting compound with a wide operating temperature range -40°C to +150°C retaining excellent characteristics even through extensive thermal cycling. Although ER2222 is a filled system, it is easy to mix and has a low viscosity allowing the resin to flow around and under tricky components or into tight spaces while the fillers used are non-abrasive meaning there is less wear on dispensing equipment. ER2222 are an excellent choice for encapsulating an electronic device which requires high levels of thermal resistance and protection such as automotive, aerospace, industrial or other applications which are subject to harsh environments. Key properties • - Excellent high temperature resistance up to 150°C • - Enhanced thermal conductivity • - Low viscosity for a filled system; • - Does not contain abrasive fillers; low wear on dispensing machinery • - Two component red epoxy resin • - Meets UL94 V-0 • - RoHS Compliant

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