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Wee Mei,
That would depend on the end use environment and the quality of the screws
you use.  We use stainless steel for our products, or anodized /chem-coated
and we do not normally coat the screws, so our workmanship standards don't
cover that aspect.

Doug Pauls




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Hello,

Regarding bubbles, it is OK if they are found on screws of connectors?

Regards,
Wee Mei

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From: "Douglas O. Pauls" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Re: [TN] Conformal Coating


> Ted,
> You will find mil specs and the IPC specs in general agreement that most
> conformal coatings should be applied in the range of 1-5 mils of
> thickness,
> or 0.5 mils if you are using Parylene.  If you start to go thicker than
> this, you start to get problems arising from the cure dynamics (entrapped
> solvents) which can result in poor adhesion, bubbling, that sort of
thing.
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> Doug Pauls
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> Hi all,
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> We need to apply conformal coating to one of our
> products.  Is there a standard in the industry that
> specify the material and the thickness?  I guess Mil
> Spec might have a standard out there, but don't know
> what spec number.  I would appreicate if someone
> provide some guidelines or a spec number.  Thanks all
> in advance.
>
> Ted
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