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Electrically conductive adhesive EP21TDCS is the ideal candidate to replace lead soldering for electrical connections and packaging for electronic components. This two component, silver filled adhesive is widely used for high performance bonding and sealing. It readily develops high bond strengths after curing that are remarkably adaptable to thermal cycling and resistant to chemicals. Master Bond EP21TDCS is serviceable over the exceptionally wide temperature range of 4K to +275°F enabling it to be used in cryogenic applications. It is also RoHS compliant.
Although lead soldering has been widely used and relied upon for decades, the impressive development and growth of adhesive technology has brought to light the advantages of using polymer compounds for the joining of electronic components. There are two main concerns that can be avoided with the use of polymer compounds. These include:
Master Bond electrically conductive adhesives are designed to quickly and easily bond electronic components while maintaining strength and durability. Various grades offer:
The Master Bond product line consists of advanced epoxies, silicones, polyurethanes, polysulfides, UV/LED cures and other specialty systems. Each compound is designed to meet specific application requirements. Master Bond creates environmentally friendly systems available in convenient packaging from small to large sizes.
With years of experience in technical support, the Master Bond team will be able to assess your application and recommend the most suitable polymer system to meet your specifications. Master Bond will continue to guide you throughout the design, prototype and manufacturing process. Master Bond offers replacements for discontinued products.
As a worldwide manufacturer of polymer compounds, Master Bond is continuously working with universities and R&D labs to improve product performance. Master Bond products are designed to maximize productivity, reduce waste, save energy and for dependable, long-term durability.
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