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Robust Solvent Resistance

Tuesday, October 13, 2009
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The M5-92 epoxy system offers a high glass transition temperature of 160°C.



Uni-form epoxy preforms, manufactured by Multi-Seals (Manchester, CT), are now available in M5-92, an epoxy systems that offers superior resistance to most industrial solvents and other aggressive chemicals. The M5-92 epoxy system offers:

  • A highly cross-linked system that withstands complete submersion in MEK, Xylene, Acetone, Toulene, and other strong solvents for as long as two months.
  • A high glass transition temperature of 160°C (320°F).
  • A high resistant seal that  protects components from subsequent manufacturing steps, including soldering operations, solvent baths, and conformal coatings. 
  • Dispense rates of 200 to 600 preforms per minute.

For more information visit www.multi-seals.com

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