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Dymax to Exhibit at IPC APEX 2022
January 18, 2022 | Dymax CorporationEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Dymax Corporation, a manufacturer of rapid curing materials and equipment, will exhibit at the IPC APEX 2022 trade show, San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California, January 25-27th. An array of light-curing structural adhesive, conformal coating, encapsulating, and masking solutions for advanced circuit protection and board-level electronic component assembly, will be featured.
Highlighted will be 9771, the first-to-market conformal coating for satellite, missile, and space-critical applications to meet NASA ASTM E595 low-outgassing specification. Other materials to be shown include 9803 low shrinkage cationic epoxy for automotive active alignment and 9037-F encapsulant for chip-on-board, glob-top, chip-on-glass, and wire tacking and bonding.
Of particular interest to engineers involved in ADAS applications, David Dworak, Materials Scientist for Dymax, will deliver a technical presentation about active alignment adhesive technology on January 27 from 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM during the S36 A3 Interconnection Methods conference track.
Dymax will also exhibit and demonstrate its BlueWave UV/LED light-curing equipment line, including spot, flood, and conveyor systems. Technical experts will be on hand to discuss customers' electronics applications in detail.
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