SILVER CONDUCTIVE EPOXY ADHESIVE 8331S-200ML
Silver Conductive Epoxy - 200ML Size
4 Hr. Working Time / High Conductivity
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MG product Code: 8331S - 200ML
The 8331S Silver Conductive Epoxy Adhesive: Slow Cure is an economical electronic grade epoxy that combines long working time and good conductivity with ease of use. It has a convenient 1-to-1 mix ratio and 4–5 hours pot life, which once mixed behaves essentially like a 1-part adhesive for the duration of a work shift.
However, unlike 1-part adhesives that often require high heat (130–170 °C), it will cure at 65 °C in less than 2 hours.
The cured conductive adhesive bonds very well to most substrates used in electronic assemblies; resists thermal and mechanical shocks; and provides the low resistivity needed for many operating conditions.
The 8331S epoxy adhesive is great for forming conductivity seals, bonding, and repairing of electronic devices.
- Good 0.0060 Ω·cm electrical resistivity and 0.95 W/(m·K) thermal conductivity
- Easy 1:1 mix ratio and long working time—may be mixed once and then used as a 1-part epoxy for a four hour production shift
- Optimal cure temperature of only 65 °C — lower than most 1-part epoxies and suitable for use on heat sensitive components
- Stores and ships at room temperature — no freezing or dry ice required
- Very long shelf life of at least two years — even when stored at room temperature
- Strong water and chemical resistance to brine, acids, bases, and aliphatic hydrocarbons
- Room temperature cure is possible (96 hours)
- Excellent adhesion to most electronic substrates