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  • Failure Analysis of Die Bond Adhesion Failures Caused by Silicone Contamination
    This paper presents a case history of a failure analysis performed on a die bond adhesion failures. Silicone contamination caused intermittent adhesive failures at the die back metallization/conductive epoxy interface. The source of the silicone contamination was identified as the adhesive film
  • Best Non Conductive One Component Epoxy Adhesive Glue For Automotive Plastic to Metal
    Design engineers have the privilege to choose from a flurry of options when it comes to joining plastic to metal. Some of the options are easy to apply than others. Silicone, advanced epoxy, UV cure adhesive solutions, and cyanoacrylate are some of the best options engineers use in this regard
  • Best Non Conductive One Component Epoxy Adhesive Glue For Automotive Plastic to Meta
    Design engineers have the privilege to choose from a flurry of options when it comes to joining plastic to metal. Some of the options are easy to apply than others. Silicone, advanced epoxy, UV cure adhesive solutions, and cyanoacrylate are some of the best options engineers use in this regard
  • Silver Filled, Electrically Conductive Adhesives
    In the realm of electrically conductive epoxies and silicone, there is nothing like silver. Not only does silver have very high electrical conductivity, it also retains its low resistance over many years, even decades. This is much more desirable than other metals that are highly conductive
  • The Importance of Quality Control in Electronic Assembly Adhesive Selection
    Epoxies are commonly used in electronic assembly due to their high strength and resistance to chemicals and temperature. They are ideal for bonding metals, ceramics, and plastics. Acrylics are known for their fast curing time and excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates, including metals
  • Form In Place Gasket Reliability Starts with the Surface
    Form-in-place-gaskets (FIPG) have been a revolutionary advancement in industries that bank on high-reliability sealing applications. FIPG is a versatile sealing technique that deploys a mostly silicone (they can sometimes be blended with metals like silver, aluminum and nickel for conductivity
  • Audible Alarm Use and Equipment Integrity Challenges
    . The transducer is mounted to the audible alarm housing using silicone adhesive to provide a complete environmental seal behind the transducer which protects the internal circuitry.
  • How to Glue a Magnet to Glass ?
    Magnets can be attached to all materials, including wood, fabrics, metal, and glass. As long as you have the right glue, you should easily attach the magnet exactly where you want it on the glass. When thinking glass, contact adhesive, and silicone glue best keep the magnet in place. Even though

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