HumiSeal® 1B51LU is a fast drying, single component, synthetic rubber conformal coating that provides excellent moisture and environmental protection for printed circuit assemblies. Because of its unique base polymer, HumiSeal® 1B51LU has extremely low moisture vapour permeability. The coating demonstrates excellent flexibility, low stress on components, fluoresces under UV light for ease of inspection and is easily repaired. HumiSeal® 1B51LU is in full compliance with the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC.
Overview
HumiSeal® 1B51LU is a fast drying, single component, synthetic rubber conformal coating that provides excellent moisture and environmental protection for printed circuit assemblies. Because of its unique base polymer, HumiSeal® 1B51LU has extremely low moisture vapour permeability. The coating demonstrates excellent flexibility, low stress on components, fluoresces under UV light for ease of inspection and is easily repaired. HumiSeal® 1B51LU is in full compliance with the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC.
Overview
Specifications
| Chemistry | Synthetic Rubber |
|---|---|
| Curing Conditions | Air, Heat |
| Material | 24 hrs @ RT or 30 min @ 76°C |
| Volatile Organic Compounds | 25-75 microns |
| Cure Time | 24 hrs @ RT or 30 min @ 76°C |
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HumiSeal® 1B51 is a fast drying, single component, synthetic rubber conformal coating that provides excellent moisture and environmental protection for printed circuit assemblies.
