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Different Types of Masking for Conformal Coatings

Posted by Sean Horn on Fri, Jan 13, 2017

Masking For Conformal Coating Printed circuit boards (PCBs) and related electrical assemblies benefit from the protection of conformal coatings.  However, because the films are insulative when dry, they can disrupt operation of the assemblies’ electrical components, items like capacitors, connector contacts, diodes, operational amplifiers, resistors, or transistors.  Conformal coating masking

Parylene Masking: Materials and Methods

Posted by Sean Horn on Fri, Jan 6, 2017

Parylene deposition takes place at the molecular level.  Applied at room temperature through CVD processing, the typical thickness of parylene conformal film is in the microns-range. Advantages of parylene coatings include: Excellent material properties, adhering to a wide range of substrate surfaces, biocompatibility, chemical/corrosion resistance, reliable dielectric performance and thermal sta

Liquid Teflon vs Parylene

Posted by Sean Horn on Fri, Dec 30, 2016

Conformal coatings are surface treatments applied to a wide range of products and devices used for aerospace, automotive, biomedical, consumer, military and numerous other purposes.  Their primary objective is providing a protective film that supports a selected device’s ease of use, operating function, and service life, through an exceptional variety of working environments.  Liquid Teflon [&