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MacDermid Alpha Electronics Introduces Moisture Getter


Suwanee, GA — MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions has released its STAYDRY® Z20, a moisture-getter film for hermetic packages. STAY - DRY Z20 is a silicone film moisture getter with a newly developed propri- etary backing adhesive that meets rigid outgassing and adhesion test- ing for aerospace, telecom and medical applications, meeting MIL-STD-83K, Method 5011.6. STAYDRY Z20 is an


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extension of the compa- ny’s existing STAY DRY product line, which has been providing unique moisture, hydrogen and particle absorber solu- tions for more than 20 years.


STAY DRY Z20 em-


ploys a space-grade sili- cone poly mer, allowing al- most instantaneous trans - mission of water into the active desic- cant matrix dispersed within the poly- mer.


STAYDRY Z20 moisture getter. The active desiccant allows a


high percentage of water to be ab- sorbed and subsequently trapped in- side the silicone matrix for increased reliability of hermetic packages. The newly developed backing


pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) of- fers customers easier and faster at- tach within a few seconds, eliminat- ing the need for additional dispense


metals, plastic and glass. STAYDRY Z20 is also available in the compa- ny’s newly developed “Easy Peel” form for custom preform size applica- tions, supporting operator efficiency in cleanroom manufacturing envi-


ronments. Contact: MacDermid Alpha


Electronics Solutions, 3950 Johns Creek Court, Suite 300 Suwanee, GA 30024 % 908-79102320 E-mail: stella.lee@macdermidalpha.com Web: www.macdermidalpha.com


adhesive processing, time and equip- ment common with most materials. This also allows greater design flexi- bility as the getter does not have to be placed on the inside lid on a her- metic package. The STAYDRY Z20 film ad- heres to most substrates, including


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