Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 20 09:49:57 EDT 2018 | dontfeedphils
Not entirely clear on your question. We don't coat any of our hardware (assemblies are coated prior to hardware installation), so if coating needs to be reworked after this, then hardware removal is needed.
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 18 10:35:41 EDT 2018 | mgerrior
Hey Phil, i'm just curious what your rework processes are for your hardware after conformal coating is applied (if any). I'm interested in conformal coating as our hardware can be exposed to moisture rich environments at customer sites but to my kno
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 03 01:54:42 EDT 2018 | rdhiman1
Reaching out to all conformal coating experts, please help! While setting up conformal coating using the automated atomized spray, we observing issues associated with conformal coating wetting on the following regions: 1) Component edges 2) Metalli
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 14 16:18:48 EDT 2018 | dontfeedphils
A couple of things to try as I just went through this myself. Checkout this link for pointers on plasma cleaning... http://www.nordson.com/~/media/Files/Nordson/march/Papers/The-Effects-of-Plasma-Treatment-Prior-to-Conformal-Coating-NordsonMARCH.p
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 17:29:13 EST 2000 | Dave F
Contact: Graham Naisbitt
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 24 18:27:05 EST 2000 | Darby
Terry, I've never had to deal with conformal coating but I do know that automotive parts manufacturers do a great deal of CC. These are the people that I would be looking to for your answers. Particularly in regard to long term reliability, extreme c
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 05 10:12:51 EST 2000 | blnorman
Being in the automotive electronics industry, we use silicone (Dow 4105 is one in particular). I'll ask the same question - What are your reliability requirements?
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 13:36:41 EST 2000 | C.K.
You'd more than likely have repairability issues with the Acrylic based one. The acrylic-based finish is alot harder and more brittle versus the silicone. Some of the new silicones, you can just "peel" with your fingernail, while still getting reli
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 28 13:26:59 EST 2000 | Graham Naisbitt
Terry Sorry, I just re-read your question and failed to answer all your questions: Shadowing only applies to coatings that are UV curable. Neither of these are UV curable. You do not want this technology for 3 dimensional assemblies, it is too expe
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 28 13:21:33 EST 2000 | Graham Naisbitt
Terry The SCC3 product is a vinyl modified silicone. It is less able to perform at low temps as it becomes brittle. It is not easy to repair because it is essentially silicone. It is not a qualified material to the MIL-I-46058 Spec. Are you sure yo
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