Master Bond MasterSil 153AO is an addition cured two-part silicone with a self-priming property. It has a high tensile lap shear strength, especially for a silicone. The system is thermally conductive and electrically insulating. “The key feature of MasterSil 153AO is that it provides the ability to minimize stress, with no compromise on strength. Although it is not considered … [Read more...]
Nextreme™ Performance Chillers Offer Energy Savings up to 50%
Easy-to-use, eco-friendly recirculating chiller offers low noise performance in laboratory settings... March 31, 2021 – Modern laboratory equipment requires precise cooling to protect electronics or to control processes where temperature matters. Laird Thermal Systems’ Nextreme™ Performance Chiller Series offers reliable, precise, and versatile temperature control solutions … [Read more...]
One Part Fast Curing Epoxy for Bonding and Small Encapsulation Applications
Master Bond EP4EN-80 is a NASA low outgassing approved epoxy, which can cure at temperatures as low as 80°C, unlike conventional one component heat curing systems. It features a quick cure profile at 65°C for 90 minutes plus 30 minutes at 80-85°C. The epoxy system requires no mixing prior to use, has a very low viscosity of 600-1,800 cps and contains no solvents. Free flowing … [Read more...]
High-Capacity Thermoelectric Coolers from Laird Thermal Systems Maximize Laser Projector Performance
The new UltraTEC™ UTX Series of thermoelectric coolers maintains temperature stability in applications such as laser projectors that require high heat pumping capability… November, 2020 – Outdoor light shows and cinemas utilize laser projection technology to deliver high-quality images with sharp contrasts, exceptional brightness and a wide color range. Because heat load in … [Read more...]
Laird Thermal Systems™ Premium Thermoelectric Coolers Provide Temperature Stability for Outdoor Security Cameras
The new HiTemp ETX Series of thermoelectric coolers keep imaging sensors cool in high-temperature environments... November 4, 2020 – Imaging sensors and other sensitive camera components such as FPGA's require active cooling to keep operating temperatures below their maximum limit, ensuring high-quality image resolution. Due to solar radiation and increased heat flux … [Read more...]
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