Home › High-Temperature Compound encapsulates electrical components.
 

Keywords :   


High-Temperature Compound encapsulates electrical components.

2013-07-31 14:33:12| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Ceramacast™ 576N large-grain, alumina-filled, ceramic compound exhibits temperature resistance to 3000°F, dielectric strength of 150 V/mil, and compressive strength of 10,200 psi. Resistant to moisture and chemicals, compound is supplied in powder form and mixed in ratio of 100 parts powder to 12–14 parts water by weight. It sets in 16 hr at room temperature or 1–2 hr at 200°F, and cured material exhibits porosity of less than 2% and shrink rate of less than 0.3% at 1000°F. This story is related to the following:Materials and Material ProcessingSearch for suppliers of: Encapsulation Compounds

Tags: components electrical compound encapsulates

Category:Industrial Goods and Services

Latest from this category

All news
18.06A Request From the A League of Their Own Womens Special Interest Group
18.06Next MANAchat Series is Scheduled for the Week of August 5
17.06New Federal Government Filing Requirement Regarding Ownership of LLCs and Corporations
17.06Manufacturers Reps That Sell to International Customers June 26 Networking Event
17.06Avoid $591 Daily Penalty From the U.S. Treasury Department
15.06With Gratitude for a Job Well Done
Industrial Goods and Services »
26.06Horizon expert 'gave evidence based on informal chats'
26.06Automotive Color by BASF Recognized with Renowned Red Dot Award
26.06Beckers Commits to Widespread Science Based Targets
26.06PPG to Announce Second-quarter 2024 Results July 18
26.06Fresh Coat for First Responders: New Hampshire Fire Station Gets a Makeover by California Paints
26.06Michigan Sets Record Recycling Rate in 2023, Recycles Nearly 70,000 Tons of Materials
26.06Companies Seek Federal EPR: How Producers Can Prepare
26.06Q&A with GFLs Tyler Stefure: Integrating New Fleet Tech & Upholding GFL Values
More »