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Systems Intros Dry Film Negative Photoresist
Engineered Material
Delaware, OH — Engineered Materi- als Systems, Inc. (EMS) has intro- duced the DF-3005 Dry Film Nega- tive Photo Resist for use in micro- electromechanical systems (MEMS)
cals. The DF-3005 film is tougher (less brittle) than most negative photo re- sists on the market with a glass tran- sition temperature of 158°C (By DMA Tan Delta) and a moderate modulus
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Dry film negative photoresist.
and wafer level packaging applica- tions (TSV sealing). This material formulation has been optimized for hot roll lamination and processing on MEMS and IC wafers. DF-3005 is available in other
thickness formats from 5-50µm, ±5 percent. The cured chemistry can withstand harsh environments in- cluding resistance to extreme mois- ture conditions and corrosive chemi-
of 3.5 GPa at 25°C. It is hydrophobic in nature providing for chemical and moisture resistance. The material is compatible with and can be used in contact with the company’s line of
spin-coatable photoresists. Contact: Engineered Material Systems, Inc., 132 Johnson Dr.,
Delaware, OH 43015 % 740-362-4444 fax: 740-362-4433 Web:
www.emsadhesives.com.
Long Life Flex Cable from Alpha Wire
Elizabeth, NJ — In May, EcoFlex PUR made its way to the market
Traditional PUR vs. EcoFlex PUR cable.
with over 8M flex life cycles and a zero halogen jacket and insulation. EcoFlex PUR is a 600V cable that is up to 40 percent lighter and 44 per- cent smaller than traditional PUR cables. The mPPE insulation and PUR jacket allow this product to be a
zero halogen, reduced diameter, and oil-resistant cable. This flexing cable has 8M flex life cycles and counting with an operating temperature of –50 to +90°C (static) and –40 to +80°C (dy- namic). The cable is suitable for industrial environments such as mining, industrial machinery, and outdoor appli- cations due to the sunlight and oil resistance in turn with the abrasion resistant PUR jacket. The reduced diameter and weight are excellent ben- efits that make more room in a populated cable track or smaller machines being used
in industrial applications. Contact: Alpha Wire Co., 711
Lidgerwood Ave., Elizabeth, NJ 07207- 0711 % 800-522-5742 or 908-925-8000 fax: 908-925-6923 E-mail:
info@alphawire.com Web:
www.alphawire.com
Bentek Expands Solar Cable Harness Capacity
San Jose, CA — Bentek, which manu- factures a broad range of solar OEM power distribution products for the residential, commercial and utility- scale marketplaces, has increased its cable harness capacity at its new San Jose, California manufacturing facili- ty to meet growing customer demand. The company has shipped more
than 35,000 string combiners with more than 15 million feet of cable harnesses and whips into 5GW of commercial and utility-scale projects. According to the company, it
has been providing complex cable harness assemblies to some of the
largest OEM customers in Silicon Valley for the last 30 years. Coupling Bentek PV cable har-
ness manufacturing with Bentek string combiners leverages those 30 years of experience. The ISO certified company designs and manufactures products such as wiring harnesses, electrical combiner boxes, and cus- tom OEM assemblies for the solar
energy and semiconductor markets. Contact: Bentek Solar, 2350
Harris Way, San Jose, CA 95131 % 866- 505-0303
E-mail: SolarSales@bentek Web:
www.BentekSolar.com
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