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PRODUCT
DATA SHEET
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Seal and Peel
DESCRIPTION
Seal and Peel
is a unique product for
temporary masking. It provides a rapid, low cost alternative method
to mask areas on a board for conformal coating. Typically masking
methods for conformal coating of PWB's have involved the use of
masking tapes, which are cumbersome, labor intensive, and would not
mask complex shapes. With
Seal and
Peel,
the areas of the PWB and components that need to be free of coating
can be masked, the board coated, and the seal removed again without
residue or contamination.
For simple masking operations,
Seal and Peel
can be melted using a small hot plate, the parts can then be
dipped into the material. For large areas or components, which
cannot be dipped, hot melt dispensing equipment is available for pin-point or complex
masking.
Either way,
Seal and Peel
air cures rapidly, as quickly as 30 seconds (longer for larger
parts).
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PHYSICAL
PROPERTIES |
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Appearance |
Clear to light amber solid bricks |
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Melting Point |
164-204°F |
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Viscosity @ 325°F
(is adjustable with temperature) |
480-920 cp.
A general working range of 225 to 310°
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range from 40,000 to 1,000 cp. |
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SAFETY
Seal and Peel
is a Non hazardous
material at room temperature, but if applied at elevated
temperature care must be exercised to prevent skin burns.
Material Safety Data
Sheet is available upon request. PACKAGING
Available by the pound
in a solid brick. STORAGE
Seal and Peel has an indefinite shelf-life when stored in original
packaging at ambient temperatures. The
information contained herein is offered free of charge for use by
technically qualified personnel at their discretion and risk. All
information and recommendations contained herein are based on test
and data which we believe to be reliable, but the accuracy or
completeness is not guaranteed and no warranty of any kind is made
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Last updated:
February 11, 2008.
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