Fine-L-Kote HT High-Temp Silicone Conformal Coating

Silicone coating engineered for superior thermal and moisture resistance

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2106-12S Fine-L-Kote HT - 12oz aerosol 12 oz (340g) 12 $454.56
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High Temperature Silicone Coating is designed to prevent thermal break­down at high temperatures. SR provides good chemical resistance, moisture and salt spray resistance, and is very flexible. Silicone conformal coating isn’t abrasion resistant because of its rubbery nature, but that property does make it resilient against vibrational stresses. Silicone coatings are commonly used in high humidity environments, like outdoor signage. 

For more information, check out our Essential Guide to Conformal Coating.

Features & Benefits

  • Designed for high temperature environments
  • Fast-drying silicone 1-step process
  • UL94 V-0 rated
  • Thermal resistance - to 662°F (350°C)
  • Dielectric strength - 560 volts/mil
  • Meets IPC-CC-830B
  • Passes the laboratory tests of MIL-I-46058C. However, it is not qualified on QPL-46058.
  • Moisture resistant
  • Vibration resistant - flexible
  • UV indicator for black light inspection

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FAQ's

What is the difference between full cure and tack-free cure?

Full cure is when it meets all the final specifications. There might be some out-gassing, but it will be as hard as it is going to be, and adhesion is as good as it gets.  Tack-free is as the name suggests, not sticky so you can move it along the assembly process.

What is the difference between dielectric strength and dielectric withstand voltage?

The dielectric strength is material intrinsic property and withstand voltage is surface property which depend on thickness of the material. They can be slightly different for thicker materials, but for conformal coating, the two numbers should be very close or the same. That is because we test coating at 3-5 mils thickness, calculate, then report the value per mil.

What type of UV light / black light should I use for QC inspection of the final conformal coating?
Conformal coating with UV tracer can be inspected with any typical UV lamp which has wavelength of 320-380 nm.

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