Epoxies® 50-3185 NC is a filled, thermally conductive potting and encapsulating resin with excellent physical, electrical and thermal properties. It is well suited for applications where low thermal expansion, outstanding electrical insulation and/or high thermal conductivity is required. 50-3185 NC is designed to work with a variety of catalysts to adjust additional properties including toughness, viscosity, thermal and mechanical shock values and cure times. This product is well suited for high voltage applications such as power supplies, transformers, high voltage insulators, bushings, etc...
Epoxies, Etc. is a leading resin formulator of epoxies, urethanes, and silicones. They take great pride in their commitment to the research, innovative development, and consistent manufacturing of materials for today's demanding applications. Epoxies, Etc.'s adhesives are widely used in the paint and coating industry for use in electronic, electrical, construction, and decorative industries.
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