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Chemicals EPOXY - ELECTRICALLY SILVER CONDUCTIVE

8331-14G

Manufacturer Part Number
8331-14G
Description
Chemicals EPOXY - ELECTRICALLY SILVER CONDUCTIVE
Manufacturer
MG Chemicals
Type
Sealantr
Datasheet

Specifications of 8331-14G

Product
Epoxy Compounds
Size
0.35 oz
Chemical Component
Epichlorohydrin and Bisphenol F/Silver
Density, Vapor
Air
Dispensing Method
Syringe
Odor
Slightly Aromatic
Physical State
Liquid
Primary Type
Adhesive
Special Features
Repair
Specific Gravity
2.47
Temperature, Rating
-30 to +90 °C
Weight
0.35 Oz.
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
E-mail
Phone
Fax
What can I use to solder a heat sensitive
component on to my circuit board?
With the shift to lead free soldering, heat sensitive
components will become more of an issue. Components
will distort or become permanently damaged if the
soldering process exceeds its maximum reflow
temperature. Plastics, for example, are susceptible to
either degrade or melt at high temperatures. Both these
can degrade or destroy the function of the component.
As lead-free solders require a higher reflow temperature
than tin/lead, a wide variety of components may be
unsuitable for use unless component manufacturers
have modified these parts to increase their maximum
reflow temperature.
Cold soldering
For low volume production and maintenance,
using Silver Conductive Epoxy
makes the most economical sense.
Lead-free solders are different to tin/lead in several ways, the main differences being:
Higher melting point – typically 30 - 40°C higher
Inferior wetting properties, mid-chip solder balls
Higher surface tension – increased risk of tombstoning and bridging
(see page 2 for more on tombstoning and bridging)
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This two part silver epoxy offers high electrical conductivity
and strong conductive bonding. Use in place of traditional
soldering on heat sensitive components. Good for repairing
defective traces and creating jumpers on boards. Can be
used as an effective heat sink adhesive. This Conductive
Silver Epoxy comes in two 7g syringes.
1. Redesign circuit so that heat sensitive components
2. Use Silver Conductive Epoxy as a cold solder method
3. As a last resort, the heat sensitive component will
There are a few ways to solder
components that cannot withstand
the higher reflow temperatures:
Cat. no.
8331-14G
8331-454G
Registered Quality System. QMI Certificate #004008 Burlington, Ontario, Canada.
can be attached using selective soldering or hand
soldering after all other components have been
attached. These soldering techniques do not heat
components to as high a temperatures as SMT but
require space around the component.
to avoid redesigning circuit.
have to be changed to a different type, which often
requires significant circuit design changes.
Size
14 grams (0.5 oz)
454 grams (1 lb.)
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Format
Dual syringe
Paste