Key Features
- Conformal Coating: PCB Coating Spray provides a uniform conformal coating that adheres seamlessly to the surface of electronic components and circuit traces. This coating offers comprehensive protection without affecting the functionality or electrical performance of the device.
- Dielectric Insulation: The coating delivers superior dielectric properties, ensuring that the electronic components are electrically insulated from external environments. This helps prevent short circuits, signal interference, and arcing between conductive elements.
- Moisture and Corrosion Resistance: The spray is specially formulated to resist moisture, humidity, and corrosive agents, such as salt, acids, and alkalis. This makes it an ideal solution for electronic devices used in harsh or humid environments, ensuring they remain free from corrosion and electrical degradation over time.
- Protection Against Thermal Stress: PCB Coating Spray can withstand a wide range of temperatures, offering protection during both high- and low-temperature operating conditions. This thermal stability ensures that the coating remains intact even in demanding applications, such as automotive, aerospace, and industrial electronics.
- UV and Chemical Resistance: The coating has excellent resistance to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, protecting it from yellowing or degradation due to sun exposure. Additionally, it resists a variety of chemicals, solvents, and oils, further protecting the PCB in environments where exposure to harsh substances is likely.
- Thin, Transparent Film: Upon application, the PCB Coating Spray forms a thin, transparent film that preserves the appearance of the board and allows for visual inspection of components without removal. This feature is essential for maintenance and troubleshooting in complex electronics.
- Quick Drying and Curing: The spray dries rapidly after application, forming a protective film in minutes. Depending on the type of formulation, it may require additional curing time, which can be accelerated using heat for improved coating performance.”