9882 1 IN X 36 YD 3M, 9882 1 IN X 36 YD Datasheet
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9882 1 IN X 36 YD
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... This publication is intended to aid the user in optimizing the design and performance Notes on System Design and Performance of systems using 3Mª Thermally Conductive Tapes 9882, 9885, and 9890. Note: this information presented should be considered representative or typical and should not be used for specification purposes. The user is responsible for evaluating the tape under actual conditions of use and with the substrates intended for the userÕ ...
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... Technical Bulletin ÒHeat Flow Calculation for 3M Thermally Conductive Tapes [9882, 9885, 9890]Ó for a method to determine the total thermal impedance.) Choice of an adhesive layer much thicker than the ...
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... D) applying force sequentially to corners or edges rather than just to the center of the part, and E) heating the adhesive and parts during bonding, which softens the adhesive and facilitates Some performance considerations for use of the 3Mª Thermally Conductive Tapes II. High/Low Temperature ...
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... Technical Bulletin System Design and Performance for 3M II. High/Low Long Term (Days - Weeks) Temperature The limiting factor for long term performance at high temperatures (e.g. 125¡ Performance oxidation phenomenon which affects those portions of the adhesive having A) exposure (continued) to air (oxygen) and B) as route for the reaction products to escape. The process is diffusion limited and therefore the oxidation affects a small portion of adhesive around the perimeter of the bond line ...
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... III. Bond Building/ Information is presented below on the rates of bond building of the 3Mª Thermally Rework Conductive Tapes 9882, 9885, and 9890 on various material surfaces and a general procedure for rework ...
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... Technical Bulletin System Design and Performance for 3M At any temperature the bond strength is dependent, among other things, on the III. Bond Building/ Rework (continued) contact area of the bond, which in turn requires flat, clean surfaces and assembly conditions (temperatures, pressures, dwell times) optimized by the user to the parts and equipment ...
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... Technical Bulletin System Design and Performance for 3M III. Bond Building/ Anodized Aluminum Substrates Rework (continued) As one can see from the data below, anodized aluminum substrates show very rapid building of the peel strength. The initial bond is nearly 80% of the final levels and the effect of elevated temperatures is diminished ...
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