Casting resin for potting
- For casting electronics
- High electrical insulation values
- Water and vibration resistant
Casting electronics
Today's electronics are increasingly demanding and the price you pay for them is also increasing. So you want these electronics to last as long as possible. To keep reliability and service life high, it is best to cast your electronics with epoxy resin. This is called casting resin for 'pots'. With 'pots', you protect all electronics with an electrical resistance of 24 KV/mm against external influences.
Optimal protection of your electronics
The Araldite DBF epoxy casting resin for 'pots' is a very good electrical insulator and thus extremely suitable for electronics. The slightly transparent resin is available in a 1.2 kg set and a 6 kg set. Casting the electronics is very easy. The processing time is 65 minutes and the curing time is 1 to 2 days. Want to cast your electronics with a resin that is exactly the same colour as your finished product? The epoxy casting resin can then be coloured with epoxy pigment. For this, it is always recommended to use a RAL colour range. This ensures that the casting of your electronics is done with exactly the right colour.
Casting electronics with epoxy resin from Polyestershoppen
With products from Polyestershoppen, you can encapsulate your electronics for optimal protection against external influences. If you order on working days before 5 p.m. Dutch time, your order will be shipped the same day! Would you like more information about this casting resin for potting? We are happy to give advice. Please contact us by calling +31850220090 or sending an email to support@polyestershoppen.nl. Please check our information centre for other questions.
We have a number of recommendations for working safely with polymers. At Polyestershoppen you will not only find the polymers themselves, but you can also purchase all the protective equipment you need from us. If you have any doubts or questions, please contact our customer service. We can give you advice on how to work safely with polymers.
