EMS LABELS, TAPES, & DISPENSERS EDITION III TAPES AND DISPENSERS


zzz XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3M™


Double Sided Tape 9712 3M™ XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive Tape


9712 is an isotropically conductive pressure sensitive tape. The tape consists of a 3M adhesive loaded with conductive fibers. The result is a double-sided tape providing both good adhesion and good electrical performance with very high conductivity.


The 9712 Tape is an excellent choice when needing to bond your samples for all SEM work.


Specification: Adhesive Type: Filler Type


Release Liner Paper Remover:


Thickness Approximate: Temperature Range:


Filled Acrylic Conductive Fibers


Silicone treated PolyCoated Kraft Paper Acetone


Tape Only; .005” (.127mm) Release Liner; .004” (.010mm)


Short Term Exposure; 250ºF (121ºC) Long Term Exposure; 158ºF (70ºC)


zzz XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3M™ Double Sided Tape 9713


3M™ XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive Tape 9713 is an isotropically


conductive pressure sensitive tape. 3M tape 9713 conducts electricity through the thickness (Z-axis) and in the plane of the adhesive (X, Y planes) and is ideal for EMI/RFI shield and EMI/RFI gasket attachment to metal surfaces. The tape consists of a high performance 3M adhesive loaded with conductive fibers. The result is a double-sided tape providing both good adhesion and good electrical performance. The conductive fibers in 3M tape 9713 also provide improved handling characteristics. The 9713 Tape is an excellent choice when needing to bond your samples for all SEM work


Specification: Adhesive Type: Filler Type


Release Liner Remover:


Thickness Approximate: Temperature Range:


Filled Acrylic Conductive Fibers


Silicone treated PolyCoated Kraft Paper Acetone


Tape Only; .0035” (.0889mm) Release Liner; .004” (.010mm)


Short Term Exposure; 250ºF (121ºC) Long Term Exposure; 158ºF (70ºC)


Outgassing (ASTM E-595): Total Mass Loss (TML); 1.60% Collected Volatile Condensed Materials (CVCM): 0.03% Water Vapor Recovered (WVR) 0.36%


zzz Z-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3M™ Double Sided Tape, 9703


3M™ Electrically Conductive Adhesive Transfer Tape 9703 is a


pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) transfer tape with anisotropic electrical conductivity. The PSA matrix is filled with conductive particles which allow interconnection between substrates through the adhesive thickness (the “Z-axis”) but are spaced far enough apart for the product to be electrically insulating in the plane of the adhesive. The PSA tack properties and lack of any thermal curing make tape 9703 easy to use in all applications requiring a conductive tape.


Electrical Properties: Contact Resistance Substrate Tested


Aluminum/ Aluminum


Based upon four wire (Kelvin probe) resistance measurements made with crossed pieces of Foil/Type 9712 or 9713/Rigid plate construction using a 1.0" x 1.0" square piece of 3M tape Type 9712 or 9713. The rigid metal surface was prepared with a Scotch-Brite™ pad to roughen the surface and cleaned with isopropyl alcohol.


<24Ω Adhesion Properties: Adhesion in oz./in(g/cm) Substrate


Stainless Steel Aluminum Copper


77808-63 77808-12 77808-25


72°F (22°C) 72°F (22°C) 158°F (70°C) 72°F (22°C) >41(457) >35(390) >47(412)


24 Hours at 20 Min at 24 Hours at >42(468)


>33(367) >39(434)


Description


>43(479) >36(401) >43(479)


The tape is available in 3 sizes and it comes on a 3” Core(76mm) Cat. #


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3M™ Double Sided Tape, 9712, 6.35mm (W) x 32.9m (L)


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3M™ 9712, 12.7mm (W) x 32.9m (L)


Electrical Properties: Contact Resistance Substrate Tested


Aluminum/ Aluminum


<2.5Ω


Stainless Steel <2.0Ω


Adhesion Properties: 15 min. at


Substrate


Stainless Steel


Aluminum/


Aluminum <1.0Ω


Copper/


Copper/ Copper


<0.5Ω


Based upon four wire (Kelvin probe) resistance measurements made with crossed pieces of Foil/Type 9712 or 9713/Rigid plate construction using a 1.0" x 1.0" square piece of 3M tape Type 9712 or 9713. The rigid metal surface was prepared with a Scotch-Brite™ pad to roughen the surface and cleaned with isopropyl alcohol.


72°F (22°C) 72°F (22°C) 72°F (22°C) 158°F (70°C) 158°F (70°C) > 30 (335) > 45 (502) > 50 (558) > 50 (558) > 55 (613)


Aluminum > 20 (223) > 35 (390) > 40 (446) > 40 (446) > 55 (613) Copper > 20 (223) > 40 (446) > 45 (502) > 40 (446) > 60 (669)


The tape is available in 5 sizes and it comes on a 3” Core(76mm) Cat. #


Description


77809-12 77809-25 77809-100 77809-60 77809-61


Specification: Adhesive Type: Release Liner Remover:


Temperature Range: Description


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape, 9713, 12.7mm (W) x 32.9m (L)


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape, 9713, 25mm (W) x 32.9m (L)


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape, 9713, 100mm (W) x 32.9m (L)


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape, 9713, 0.61m (W) x 98.6m (L)


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape, 9713, 0.61m (W) x 32.9m (L)


Filled Acrylic Pressure Sensitive


Silicone treated PolyCoated Kraft Paper Acetone


Short Term Exposure; 250OF (121OC) Long Term Exposure; 158OF (70OC)


Outgassing: (ASTM E-595) Total Mass Loss (TML): 0.7% Cat. #


77809-70 77809-80


Z-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape 9703, 6.35mm x 32.9m (1/4" x 36yrds)


Z-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3MTM Double Sided Tape 9703, 12.7mm x 32.9m (1/2" x 36yrds)


Qty


each each


19 Qty


each each each each


each each


1 hr. at


Adhesion in oz./in(g/cm) 24 hr. at


1 hr. at 24 hr. at Double Sided Tape,


XYZ-Axis Electrically Conductive, 3M™ Double Sided Tape, 9712, 25mm (W) x 32.9m (L)


>53(590) >43(479) >55(613)


Qty


each each each


20 Min at


Stainless Steel <21.5Ω


Aluminum <16Ω


<.66Ω Aluminum/ Copper/


Copper/ Copper


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