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Coating Resists Thermal Cycling

2015-08-07 16:19:20| Chemical Processing

T7 AR is a high performance, abrasion-resistant coating for metallic surfaces that resists wet and dry thermal cycling.

Test and Measurement Microphone resists dust and water.

2015-07-21 14:31:08| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Featuring stainless steel grid cap and replaceable water- and dust-resistant cover, ½ in. Model 130A24 is suited for applications where moisture, oil splash, and contamination are present. Free-field, prepolarized microphone and preamplifier system has wide dynamic range from 30 dBA (inherent noise level) to 150 dB. Phase characteristics are tailored for noise source location applications such as holography, beamforming, acoustic cameras, and sound pressure mapping.

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Haptic Display Glass resists fingerprints.

2015-06-02 14:31:06| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Featuring optimized thin film coating that offers smooth, hydrophobic surface to repel fingerprints, Vista AR™ Haptic Glass has low photopic brightness of less than 0.3%, providing durability and reflection control in demanding environmental conditions. Magnetron-sputtered coating is inorganic, stands up to 120 days in salt fog humidity chamber, and can perform in exposure to direct sunlight and subzero temperatures. Product tests at 8H–10H pencil hardness, making it scratch-resistant.

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Epoxy Potting Compound resists high temperatures.

2015-03-27 13:31:09| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

With 130°C relative temperature index rating, 50-3150RFR Black Epoxy with Catalyst 30 will survive elevated temperatures for long periods of time, which offers benefits as electronics get smaller and hotter. Compound is UL 746B listed and formulated to meet stringent non-burning requirements of UL 94 V-0. Typical applications include encapsulating power supplies, transformers, coils, insulators, and sensors.

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