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Chemtronics Intros Konform Flexcoat Conformal Coating
Kennesaw Ga. — Chemtronics® Kon- form® Flexcoat conformal coating is designed for applications where flexibility and protection are re- quired. It is as flexible as an RTV silicone, but without the disadvan- tages of silicone. Konform Flexcoat provides a
soft, rubbery, protective coating that will coat evenly and provide a flexible and durable protective barrier against humidity, salt, cor- rosive vapors, and fungus. The coating is suited for both
flexible and rigid printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies. The cured coating can easily be re- moved by cutting a small section and peeling the coating away from the surface or by solvent immer- sion of the whole board. Konform conformal coatings
are used to protect printed circuit boards, components, and flex cir- cuitry. These coatings provide ex- cellent electrical insulation and withstand hot and cold operating en- vironments, as well as heat generat- ed by electronic circuitry. Konform Flexcoat meets IPC-CC-830B Class B and contains a UV indicator for quality control inspection. It is com-
Non-silicon flexible conformal coating.
Contact: ITW Chemtronics,
8125 Cobb Center Drive, Kennesaw, GA 30152 % 1-800-645-5244 fax: 770-424-4267 E-mail:
askchemtronics@chemtronics.com Web:
www.chemtronics.com.
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to Partnering with a Shielding Leader! Dedicated sales and customer
service teams
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Quotes within 24 hours Regional sales support
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Cost-effective off-the-shelf and customized shielding solutions
Prototype to high-volume production capability
Comprehensive product offerings
Board, Enclosure and Cable shielding solutions
Design for manufacturing efficiencies Integrated approach to solving EMI problems Excellent EMI problem solving support Leading US innovator and manufacturer
pliant with European RoHS and REACH directives.
RTV Silicone Dispenser from Dispense Works
McHenry, IL — Dispense Works’
Axis 300 is a benchtop solution for automatically dispens- ing RTV. Features of the Axis 300 include continuous contouring and real time syringe / valve control for dis- pensing silicone beads of consistent widths and volume. The speed setting
controls the tip velocity regardless of which axes are being run and a look-ahead function knows when to acceler- ate and decelerate the dispensing head. The Dispense Works
robot has a built in dig- ital valve controller and a full length T slot base to simplify fixtur- ing and tooling. The dispensing system is shipped pre-program - med requiring only a few settings to be entered for controlling the motion path, material, and speed. Settings are provided for impor- tant parameters: early shutoff, late
start, overlap, and a dwell timer. The Axis 300 is made in the USA.
RTV silicone dispenser. Contact: Dispense Works, 4071
Albany Street, McHenry, IL 60050 % 815-363-3524 fax: 815-363-8089
E-mail:
info@dispenseworks.com Web:
www.dispenseworks.com.
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Call 866-Tech-EMI or 813-855-6921 Visit
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