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Dymax to Exhibit at MRO Americas 2019
April 4, 2019 | Dymax CorporationEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Dymax Corporation will exhibit at MRO Americas in booth #2101, April 9-11, 2019 at the Georgia World Conference Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Dymax 100% solids light-curable materials are designed to address the growing industry challenges and demands in the aerospace and defense market for both OEM and MRO customers.
The company’s newest products and technologies—including hybrid UV/cationic cure camera module adhesive, peelable SpeedMask maskants, and thermal-shock resistant conformal coatings for PCB assemblies—will be featured.
Dymax light-cure solutions help manufacturers improve imaging sensors used for ground proximity, aircraft health management, surveillance, and missile guidance systems and even protect printed circuit board assemblies from the harsher conditions they must withstand. IPC approved, MIL-I-46058C, and UL listed self-extinguishing grades are available.
SpeedMask light-curable maskants replace tape, wax, lacquers, and fixtures and offer reliable protection against most surface treatment processing environments. The tenacious adhesion of SpeedMask® UV/Visible maskants seal and protect machined, ground, or polished surfaces and are solvent free, allowing manufacturing processes to go green by eliminating solvent lacquers. SpeedMask® temporary maskants are removed by incineration during heat-treat or heat-tint operations, or by peeling.
About Dymax Corporation
Dymax Corporation develops innovative oligomer, adhesive, coating, dispensing, and light-curing systems for applications in a wide range of markets. The company’s products are perfectly matched to work seamlessly with each other, providing design engineers with tools to dramatically improve manufacturing efficiency and reduce costs. Major markets include aerospace, appliance, automotive, electronics, industrial, medical device, and metal finishing.
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