Electric vehicle epoxy adhesive products are mainly used for electronic assemblies where batteries, motors, and power electronics need to be secured for electricity and power management. They generally act as electrical insulators and thermal conductors to dissipate the heat of the power electronics. In addition, they also provide flammability resistance.

Implementing a successful light-curing process requires selecting the right materials and equipment tailored to each unique bonding application. Reliable adhesives that meet industry standards help prevent failures and ensure efficient, consistent manufacturing outcomes.

In the fast-paced world of electronics, ensuring the reliability and longevity of electronic components, especially Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), is of utmost importance. Traditional protection methods, while providing a certain level of protection, have their limitations of non-reworkability, unpleasant odors, and protracted curing times. If you're facing these challenges, it may be time to upgrade your protective coatings.

A conformal coating is a thin layer of polymer applied to electronic components or circuit boards to protect them from environmental factors like moisture, dust, chemicals, and mild mechanical stress.

Conformal coating is generally the last step in the PCB manufacturing process and the method of protection for all those valuable functional components, but it's not always that simple. Let's look at a fairly common scenario.