Thermally-conductive adhesive EP93AOFR
epoxyfor metalglass

thermally-conductive adhesive
thermally-conductive adhesive
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Characteristics

Chemical composition
epoxy
Type of substrate
for metal, glass, for rubber, for ceramics, for plastics, for composite materials
Number of components
two-component
Technical characteristics
flame-retardant, electrically insulating, thermally-conductive, chemical-resistant
Applications
industrial, sealing, for coating, for the aerospace industry, for electronics, for printed circuit boards

Description

Two component thermally conductive flame retardant epoxy system that complies with FAR standard 14 CFR 25.853(a) for flame retardancy Key Features - Tested as per Amendment 25-116 and Part 25 Appendix F - Passes vertical burn test - One to one mix ratio - For bonding, sealing, coating and potting Master Bond EP93AOFR is a two component flame retardant epoxy system for bonding, sealing, coating and potting. It has been tested to the standards mentioned above and passes the demanding vertical burn test. EP93AOFR has an easy to use, forgiving, one to one mix ratio by weight. This system has a long open time. The recommended curing schedule for optimizing properties is overnight at room temperature followed by 3-4 hours at 150-200°F. It is a good thermal conductor while retaining a favorable electrical insulation profile. It bonds well to a variety of substrates including metals, composites, glass, ceramic and many plastics. The service temperature range is -80°F to +300°F. It has reasonably good chemical resistance to water, fuels, oils and many common solvents. The color of Part A is black, Part B is off white and the cured material is black.

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