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June, 2017 ElEctronic Mfg Products


Printed Circuits Upgrades Equipment Lineup


Minneapolis, MN — Rigid flex circuit board manufacturer, Printed Cir- cuits has enhanced its equipment lineup. The investment is expected to


chemistry, an Excellon Cobra dual-


head UV and CO2 laser drill, a new waste treatment system, and a vortex cleanroom air mat. In 2016, the company saw ac-


celerated growth in sales and panel throughput. Printed Circuits is con- tinuing to anticipate its customers’ needs and investing in technology to improve its capabilities. With the new equipment, the company plans to offer higher quality products, greater consistency and reliability in the field, and higher throughput to reduce lead times. Printed Circuits is a U.S.


Mass VHF 300 via fill machine.


increase capacity, improve technical capability and reduce process time for the company’s customers. New equipment includes a Mass


VHF 300 via fill machine, Mass SV 200 via fill planarizer, IPS electrolytic nickel-gold line running Uyemura


manufacturer of multilayer flex and rigid flex PCBs with over 39 years of experience building cir- cuits typically found in high-relia- bility applications. The company serves markets that include med- ical, military, and commercial electronics, where customers place a premium on reliability,


package density and weight. Contact: Printed Circuits, 1200


W 96th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55431 % 952-888-7900 fax: 952-888-2719 E-mail: bburns@printedcircuits.com Web: www.printedcircuits.com


Two-Component Potting Compound from Master Bond


Hackensack, NJ — Developed specif- ically for potting and encapsulation applications, MasterSil 157 is Master Bond’s latest two-component silicone system. With low viscosity and low exotherm, the material has excellent electrical insulation properties and can cure in sections more than 1 in. (2.5 cm) thick. MasterSil 157 is service-


able over a wide temperature range of –175 to +500°F (–115 to +260°C). The product was formulated for applications that require a silicone to oper- ate under low temperatures. Typically, silicones are better- suited to withstand high tem- peratures and MasterSil 157 meets that demand. Similar to traditional


silicones, the material is highly flexible with an elonga- tion of 110 to 140 percent, en- abling it to withstand rigorous ther- mal cycling and shock. With a refrac- tive index of 1.43, it has excellent op- tical clarity and the ability to trans- mit light from 220 to 2,500 nm. Its optical clarity makes it a


good fit for many applications in the optical industry, such as optical fiber


MasterSil 157 two-component silicone potting compound.


ing. The material also offers a long pot life of two to four hours at room tem-


perature for a 100g (3.5 oz) mass. Contact: Master Bond, 154 Ho-


bart Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601 % 201-343-8983 fax: 201-343-2132


E-mail: newsletters@masterbond.com Web: www.masterbond.com


cladding and encapsulating LEDs. MasterSil 157 can also be used in the optoelectronic and specialty OEM in- dustries. This addition-cured system does


not require exposure to air for complete cross-linking. It has a 10:1 mix ratio by weight and will not outgas while cur-


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