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EPO-TEK® H70E Thermally Conductive & Electrically Insulating Epoxy, Heat Cure (4g)
ETH70E-4G
Features:
- Heat-sinking adhesive
- NASA-approved, low outgassing (ASTM E595)
- Pot life: 56 hours — long room-temperature pot life without solvents
- Excellent handling characteristics
- Can be cured rapidly for fast processing
- Easy to use
Applications:
- Die-attach adhesive for high-temperature (up to 300°C) applications; compatible with TC wire bonding; meets JEDEC Level II and III packaging criteria
- Chip bonding in microelectronics and optoelectronics
- Fast circuit repairs and in-line die bonding (snap-cure capable)
- Suitable for screen printing, machine dispensing, stamping, or hand application
- Excellent adhesion to ferrous and non-ferrous metals, lead-frame die paddles, glass, ceramic, Kovar, and PCB
Physical Properties:
- Consistency: Slightly pourable paste
- Viscosity (23°C): 4,000 - 7,000 cPs
- Glass Transition Temperature, Tg: ≥ 80°C (degree Celsius); ≥ 176°F (degree Fahrenheit)
- Thixotropic Index: 1.2
- Shore D Hardness: 83
- Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE):
- Below Tg: 15 x 10-6 in/in°C
- Above Tg: 64 x 10-6 in/in°C
- Suggested Operating Temperature: < 300 °C (Intermittent); < 572°F
- Particle Size: ≤ 50 microns
Thermal and Electrical Properties:
- Thermal Conductivity: 0.9 W/mK
Datasheet
SDS (Part A)
SDS (Part B)
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