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High Quality Potting Compound Meets Special Criteria

2013-05-13 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

CRANSTON, RI USA &ndash; 50-1952, by Epoxies, Etc., is a Thermally Conductive Silicone Potting and Encapsulating Compound with outstanding properties over a broad temperature range.  Many electrical potting applications require the material transfer heat well, have good electrical properties and protect components.  The 50-1952 meets these criteria and stands out in several other key areas. <br /> <br /> The 50-1952 dissipates heat quickly and can withstand a broader temperature range than ...This story is related to the following:Chemical Processing and Waste ManagementSilicones | Potting Compounds | Conductive Compounds | Silicone Conductive Compounds | Electrical Potting | Potting Materials

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