The Power to Imagine series – A Medical Grade Adhesive Which Is Electrically And Thermally Conductive! Elecolit® is our brand of electrically and thermally conductiveadhesives. Elecolit® conductive adhesives offer a wide range synthetic resins filled with metallic or inorganic filler materials to help meet all your requirements. Click for full Elecolit® product brochure
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The Power to Imagine series – A Medical Grade Adhesive Which Is Electrically And Thermally Conductive! Panacol has launched Elecolit® 323, a new biocompatible conductive adhesive. Elecolit® 323 is non-cytotoxic according to ISO 10993-5 and is thus suitable for applications in medical devices. The 2-component adhesive is the perfect solution to bond EP catheters and
The Ultimate Fire Retardant Potting Solution from Power Adhesives At ECT Adhesives, we’re constantly striving to innovate and provide solutions that meet the needs of our customers. This month, we’re thrilled to introduce a groundbreaking advancement in electronics potting and encapsulation – Tecbond 7718 Polyamide Hot Melt from Power Adhesives. In the fast-paced world of
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Cutting-Edge Optical Grade Adhesives from Panacol As proud distributors, we’re excited to bring you the cutting-edge range of optical grade adhesives from Panacol. Designed with precision for the intricate demands of micro- and nano-imprint lithography, wafer-level optics, and optical wafer bonding, these adhesives set a new standard in the industry. Whether you’re crafting refractive lenses,
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Portable, Lightweight, Professional TEC cordless glue guns are the only truly professional long-run-time battery-operated tools available. Operating without a cord allows for the application of quick-setting hot melt adhesives both indoors and outdoors. This is especially useful in situations where there is no access to mains electricity, or where the use of extension cords is
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Protecting electronic devices from the ingress of moisture and other materials, and staking larger components to add strength to them is very important to ensure a long working life for any device.  Traditionally this was done by using either an Epoxy or a Polyurethane compound which could be chemically cured ( two part systems ).Â
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Structalit® 5858 is a modified, one-component epoxy resin adhesive that was developed specifically for bonding magnets into electric motors. Its high bond strength and impact resistance ensures a completely reliable bond. Structalit® 5858 can be cured thermally in a convention oven at temperatures from 100°C. It is also possible to use induction curing for faster
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New reworkable underfill which fluoresces for easy inspection. Panacol has developed a new reworkable underfill for consumer electronics. The reworkability of the new Structalit® 5751 adhesive allows manufacturers to reduce both manufacturing costs and environmental impact by reusing electronic components mounted on PCBs. Although black in colour, it also fluoresces when exposed to black light.
Simple manual hand dispensing operations in R&D labs and manual production lines can be accomplished by using some of our simple hand dispensing solutions. These hand dispensers allow you to dispense materials directly for small syringes, cartridges, bottles, and dual cartridges. Fisnar offers a selection of hand dispensers including options like manual hand dispensers, time
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Elecolit® 6607 is an epoxy resin-based adhesive filled with aluminium oxide. It is a one-component adhesive and due to its flow characteristics, it can be applied by dispenser, screen printing or spatula. Since Elecolit® 6607 cures at temperatures as low as 80°C, even heat-sensitive components can be bonded together. Curing at higher temperatures will shorten the curing
