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Both adhesives are designed to stick to aluminum. Anodized is an even better situation because it provides a cleaner and less oily surface. Many times using a light sand paper to ''rough up'' the area where the PSA will be bonded is a good idea to promote ideal adhesion.
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Mica heaters can be supplied to work in a vacuum environment IF they are burned-in or pre-conditioned to drive off any volitiles prior to being put into the vacuum environment. In looking at your space and heating requirements- a mechanically clamped, bulky mica heater assembly may not be the optimal heater ...
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I am not an expert in the use of electric water heaters but I did a google search and found the following URL that might help (www.ci.arlington.Tx.us/build/faq.html ) The 18'' elevation is intended to keep ignition sources above these vapors that are heavier then air and settle at the garage floor.
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what is the weight per square inch of a polyimide etched foil heater? Also do you have any data on how well polyimide withstands the elements with regard to errosion? Do we have to coat the polyimide heater?
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I have a laser application. The heater is be used to keep electronics warm. Right now I am thinking of using an etched polyimide heater. The heater could be exposed to temperatures between minus 40 to minus 55C. Outgassing is a concern. Due to storage conditions, being able to withstand moderate levels of ...
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Aircraft wiring and the insultation used on the wiring has been a debate since a TWA plane caught fire back in the late 1970's. It was not until a couple years ago that the FAA decided to investigate aircraft wiring. On an aircraft, there are bundles of wires in close proximity. Due to age and vibration, ...
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The actual surface mount RTD component (SMT) itself can withstand the 237°C temperarture. The de-rating area is the point of transition between the pad on the SMT and the pad on the carrier (e.g. Polyimide flex circuit, ribbon cable, PCB etc). If you are talking about just a short dwell time in order to solder on the compoent then ...
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I do not have much experience with this exact heating application. I do know that submersing a silicone rubber heater is generally not recommended. It can be done but a lot of customization of the heater is required. I recommend that you make direct contact with a silicone rubber heater manufacturer and disclose more ...
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