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Crystalbond, temporary adhesive 509 amber
A temporary adhesive sticks. These wash-away adhesives are used as a temporary bond for holding delicate crystals, metallurgical specimens, glass components, and ceramic substrates for dicing, slicing, drilling and polishing. These materials adhere readily to metals, glass, ceramic and then can be washed, after machining away using various solvents.
Applications
Machining or slicing single crystal metal specimens. Grinding and polishing sapphire, ceramic, optical garnets, ferrites, and LCD glass. Dicing and slicing germanium and silicone wafers in semiconductor production. Dicing and slicing alumina and beryllia substrates for IC and microelectronic production. Holding beam leads in IC devices for pull-off tests. Dicing subminiature chip capacitors and microwave IC substrates.
Crystalbond Properties
| Crystalbond Properties | 590 |
| Description | Thermo polymer |
| Form | Rectangle stick |
| Softening | 125?C |
| Flow point | 150?C |
| Viscosity at flow point | 9,000 cps |
| Colour | Brown |
| Solvent | 590-S Stripper |
Crystalbond 509
Offers excellent adhesion to metals, glass, and ceramic. This material is the best for precise high purity work since it leaves no residue after dissolving and does not clog the diamond wheel as compared to conventional waxes. Each stick weighs about 90g.
You may also like to look at I590S - Stripper for Crystalbond 590
| Code | Title | Pack Size | Availability | Price | Updated: 27-12-2024 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMS50400-50 | Crystalbond, temporary adhesive 509 amber | Each | 0 in stock (?) | $87.00 AUD |
* Ordering Schedule
This item is available for back-order where 0 stock is listed.
We order from this manufacturer weekly, with an estimated lead time of 4 weeks.
This is the estimated lead time, based on the average time taken previously to fill orders from this particular supplier.
Lead times are from when we receive your order until when we fill your order. For delivery times, please see shipping information below.
