Epoxies® 50-3170 is a high performance, thermally conductive epoxy rubber formulation designed for those applications requiring excellent electrical insulation and low stress during cure. The resin has a rubber consistency and retains its properties and flexibility on long term aging. This allows pottings and castings to be probed for detection of electrical failure. 50-3170 can be used for bonding sensitive components or for potting of power supplies, coils, glass diodes, and other delicate assemblies. This new formulation can be used successfully for transformers, regulators, PCB's, 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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