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ÅngströmBond® AB9037 Flexible, Thixotropic, Blue Fluorescent Plastic Bonding Adhesive/Urethane, UV & Heat Cure (3cc Syringe)
AB9037-3CC
ÅngströmBond® AB9037 Plastic Bonding, Wire Bonding, Blue fluorescing encapsulant, Flexible, UV Cure Adhesive, Secondary heat cure, 3cc Manual Syringe
The ÅngströmBond® AB9037 Plastic Bonding Adhesive is a flexible, acrylated urethane, thixotropic, chip encapsulant and optical adhesive. It fluoresces blue under black light. This UV/visible light + heat cure material can completely cure in seconds with UV(ultraviolet). Available in a 3cc epoxy syringe.
Additional Features:
Additional Features:
- Offers resistance to moisture and thermal cycling.
- Excellent adhesion to FR4, Kapton, Glass and PC boards
- Well suited for chip on board, chip on flex, multi-chip modules and glob top applications.
- Viscosity @ 25°C: 55,000 cPs
- Shore D Hardness: 40
- Glass Transition Temperature, Tg: 31°C (degree celsius); Tg: 87.8°F (degree Fahrenheit)
- Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE): Below Tg: 126 ppm/°C; Above Tg: 171 ppm/°C;
- Operating Temperature Range: -55°C to 150°C (degree celsius); -67°F to 302°F (degree Fahrenheit)
- UV Cure Time: 10 W/cm2 - 1-3 seconds @320-450nm UV/Visible; 10 W/cm2 - 1-3 seconds @385nm LED
- Heat cure shadowed areas after exposure to UV light: 110°C – 1 hour 120°C – 30 minutes 150°C – 15 minutes
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