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Ultra Low Thermal Resistant Adhesives for Electronic Applications

May 23, 2017
As the design of smaller, higher density electronic devices face increasing heat losses, how can epoxies and silicones help to meet these challenges? Read more about how ultra low thermally resistance adhesives handle these unique demands.
Manufacturers of advanced electronic systems will find that advances in adhesives offer the ability to meet nearly any combination of requirements for thermal, environmental, and structural stability. As product manufacturers face greater challenges in assembling die, package, and other components into products able to cope with increasing heat loads, epoxies and silicones are uniquely qualified to meet these increasingly diverse requirements. Learn why ultra low thermally conductive adhesives are the preferred fastening approach in applications requiring careful thermal management.

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