EMS MATERIALS SCIENCE & METROLOGY CATALOG 2019–20 EDITION SAMPLE PREPARATION & SUPPLIES Adhesives & Mountants (continued)
QuickStick™ 135 Temporary Mounting Wax
Acetone soluble - Ideal for high purity work Low Melting Point - Flows at 135˚ C
Crystal Clear - Good for applications utilizing transmitted light.
This temporary mounting wax is used in a variety of applications to bond samples during a processing application. After processing, the mounting wax is washed away in acetone leaving no residue.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS INCLUDE:
Single Sample Preparation. Single Crystal Mounting Metallurgical Applications
SPECIFICATIONS
Thermoplastic polymer. Softening point is 71˚ C (160˚F). Flow point is 135˚ C (275˚ F). Viscosity at flow point is 6,000cps. The color is crystal clear and it dissolves in acetone. QuickStick™
weighs approximately 350 grams. Each stick measures 3"(L) x 1 x 1
⁄4 "(H) (76mm x 6mm x 6mm) 50419-20 Quick-Stick™ 135
Mounting Wax 100 MWM100 Black Wax is designed for use as a masking material in jet polishing applications. As it is chemically inert, it is resistant to etching
solutions such as hydrofluoric acid, perchloric acid and acetic acid. While it is resistant to many acids, it can be easily removed with hydrocarbon or chlorinated solvents. 100 Gram/Pkg (5 - 20 gram sticks). Moderate Hardness and a Melting Point of 100˚ C.
Dilutent: Hydrocarbon or Chlorinated solvents 50390-100
Mounting Wax 100
Mounting Wax 80 MWH080 is an amber colored wax, which is translucent in thin films. High hardness makes it ideal for sawing, ultrasonic cutting and lapping
& polishing operations. Best suited to vitreous materials, polished metal surfaces, semiconductors and piezoelectric materials with large contacted areas. Chemical resistant. 100 Gram/Pkg of 4 sticks .5" x .5" x 7" long (12.5 x 12.5 x 175mm). Hard hardness with a Melting Point of 80˚C.
Dilutent: Ethanol and Acetone 50390-80
Mounting Wax 80
Mounting Wax 52 MWS052 is a tan colored wax, which is translucent on thin films. Softness makes it most useful with abrasive slurry cutting of
materials. Best suited to non-porous surfaces such as glass or polished metal with a reasonably large area. Easily soluble in a variety of solvents. 113 Grams/1 Stick, 1" x 1" x 7.5" long (25 x 25 x 190 mm).Soft Hardness and a Melting Point of 52˚C.
Dilutent: Perchloroethylene 50390-52
Mounting Wax 52 1/pk 9 100 Grams 100 Grams 20/pk
comes 20 sticks/tray and it ⁄4
" (W)
Wire Sawing Grinding and Polishing Ultrasonic Cutting
Mounting Wax 70
MWM070 is a quartz type sticky, orange colored wax (translucent in thin films) used to hold crystals or other materials while they are being sliced, lapped or polished. Moderate hardness
and strength make it useful for bonding small samples in diamond wheel sawing and wire sawing operations. Widely used for holding semiconductors, optical materials, ceramics and metals with medium to large contact areas. Chemical resistant. 100 Gram /Pkg of 29 sticks, .25" dia x 4" long (6mm dia x 100mm). Moderate Hardness and a Melting Point of 70˚C.
Dilutent: Warm soapy water 50390-70
Wax Stripper WaxStrip™
Mounting Wax 70
is an environmentally safe powder compound prepared primarily for the removal of mounting waxes in semiconductor processing. WaxStrip™
is compatible for use on silicon, glass, iron, aluminum, zinc, brass, copper, magnesium and other materials. 1lb/bottle.
50392-01 Wax Stripper M-Bond System
The M-Bond system includes M-Bond 43-B, M-Bond 600 and M-Bond 610. These adhesives are high-performance epoxy resins, which are formulated especially for bonding strain gages and special-purpose sensors. When properly cured, these adhesives are useful in temperatures ranging from -452°F to +350° F (-269°C to+ 175°C) with M-Bond 43-B, and to +700°F (+370°C) for short periods with M-bond 600 and 610. In common with other organic materials, oxidation and sublimation effects at elevated temperatures limit life. M-Bond 43B is particularly recommended for transducer applications up to+250°F (+120°C) and M-Bond 610 for transducers up to +450°F (+230°C)
Shelf Life and Post Life: At room temperature, M-Bond 600 has a useful storage life of approximately three months, while M-Bond 43-B and M- Bond 610 will last about nine months.
Once opened and mixed, M-Bond 600 and 610 have room temperature pot lives of two weeks and six weeks, respectively. Since M-Bond 43B is supplied already mixed, its pot life is about the same as its shelf life when kept in a tightly closed container. These periods of adhesive usefulness can often be doubled by refrigeration at +30° to +40°F (0 to +5°C). Never open a refrigerated bottle until it has reached room temperature.
Curing Time:
M-Bond 43B is about 2 hours at +375°F (+190°C) M-Bond 600 is about 3.5 hours at +350°F (170°C) M-Bond 610 is about 3 hours at 375°F (190°C)
RT RT
RT
50410-10 50410-20
50410-30 M-Bond 43B 4 x 25 ml
M-Bond 600 4 x 10 ml A 4 x 15 ml B
M-Bond 610 4 x 15 ml A 4 x 10 ml B Catalyst
Kit Kit Kit
each 100 Grams
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