LOCTITE EDAG 33RO65A

Harmonization Code : 3208.20.90 | Paints and varnishes that are dispersed or dissolved in a non aqueous medium

LOCTITE EDAG 33RO65A LOCTITE EDAG 33RO65A

Main features

  • High-Speed Conductive Printing
  • Graphite-Polyimide Temperature Stability
  • Low-Resistance Printed Conductivity

Product Description

LOCTITE EDAG 33RO65A is a black, graphite-filled polyimide conductive coating for high-speed printing. The heat-cured paste is formulated for adhesion to multiple substrates and produces a conductive printed layer with sheet resistance below 20 ohms/sq/mil under the stated cure. A staged schedule of 20 minutes at 107 deg C followed by 60 minutes at 177 to 204 deg C develops the polyimide coating for elevated-temperature stability. Applications include conductive printed coatings and ink features where this graphite/polyimide system is specified.

Key features

  • Graphite-polyimide construction: The conductive coating combines graphite filler with a polyimide binder.
  • High-speed printability: The paste is formulated for high-speed printing equipment.
  • Staged heat cure: The documented two-stage cure develops a low-resistance conductive layer.

Applications

Applications include high-speed printed conductive coatings and ink features where EDAG 33RO65A is specified.

Product Family

LOCTITE EDAG 33RO65A

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TDS, SDS & Technical Documents

Technical Specifications

General Properties
Appearance Appearance
Black paste
Chemistry Type Chemistry Type
Polyimide
Density (g) Density (g)
1.12 g/cm3
Solids Solids
22 %
Physical Properties
VOC VOC
876 g/l
Thermal Properties
Flash Point Flash Point
>60 to 77 °C

Additional Information

Technical properties

As-supplied properties

Typical uncured and processing values.

Property Value Unit Method / condition
AppearanceBlack pasteAs supplied
TechnologyPolyimideBinder system
Filler typeGraphiteConductive filler
Solids content22%By weight
Density1.12kg/lUncured material
Theoretical coverage265sq ft/gal/milUncured coating
Shelf life365daysAt 2 to 8 deg C in original seal
Cure schedule20 minutes at 107 deg C plus 60 minutes at 177 to 204 deg CGuideline heat cure

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