BZ-3900-G3.5 is a room-temperature/hot-curing addition-curing silicone material. This two-component elastic silicone is engineered for potting and protecting electronic components under harsh conditions, featuring: a thermal conductivity of 3.5W/m K (meeting most power electronics' thermal requirements), excellent high-frequency electrical performance, easy repairability, flame-retardant V0 rating, and reduced mechanical stress from thermal shocks and vibrations.
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Parameters |
Part A BZ-3900-G3.5 |
Part B BZ-3900-G 3.5 |
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Before curing |
Appearance |
Grey liquid |
Milky white liquid |
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Viscosity(cps.25℃) |
13000-23000 |
13000-23000 |
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Initial mixed viscosity(cps.25℃) |
13000-23000 |
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Density(g/cm³.25℃) |
1.95±0.05 |
1.95±0.05 |
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Mixing & Curing
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Mix ratio(by weight) |
A:B=1:1 |
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Pot life 130±30g(min.25℃) |
30±10 |
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Curing condition |
Heating or Room temperature curing |
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Surface drying time 30g(min.100℃) |
30-40min |
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Curing time 30g(H.100℃) |
4-6H |
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After curing
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Color |
Grey |
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Hardness (Shore A) |
55±15A |
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Temperature resistance(℃) |
-60~220℃ |
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Water absorption(24H) |
≤0.5% |
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Surface resistivity(Ω/sq) |
≥1.0×1014 |
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Volume resistivity(Ω.cm) |
≥1.0×1013 |
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Dielectric constant(at 50Hz) |
≤6.0 |
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Breakdown voltage(kV/mm) |
≥15 |
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Thermal conductivity(w/m.k) |
3.5 |
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Flame retardancy UL94 |
V0(3mm) |
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1. Photovoltaic Inverter:
As the primary heat-generating component in photovoltaic inverters, power devices such as IGBT/SiC modules and high-frequency transformers generate substantial heat during operation. The encapsulation material effectively reduces thermal resistance and balances temperature distribution. Additionally, the potting compound provides excellent shock resistance, absorbs mechanical vibrations, and prevents solder joint cracking. Its superior insulation properties also mitigate risks of high-voltage creepage or short circuits.
2. High-frequency transformers/inductors:
The potting compound primarily addresses issues such as temperature rise caused by high-frequency losses, magneto-induced vibration noise, insulation aging, and environmental protection.
3. Energy Storage System:
The thermal management of potting compound can balance the temperature difference of battery cells (target <5°C) and delay thermal diffusion; the fixed structure of potting compound suppresses cell expansion/vibration and prevents connector loosening; under extreme external conditions, potting compound ensures internal environmental sealing, moisture-proofing, and corrosion resistance, while also providing electrical isolation to block arc paths.
9. This series of products are room-temperature-curing, addition-cure two-component silicone. During the dispensing process, avoid contact with the following three types of materials to prevent reactions that may affect the curing effect:
a. Organotin compounds and organotin-containing silicone rubber.
b. Sulfur, sulfides, and sulfur-containing materials.
c. Amine compounds and amine-containing materials.
10. It should be noted that during manual operation, when vacuumizing the mixed A+B adhesive, the vacuum pressure must be controlled to ensure the adhesive is not completely sucked out of the container by the vacuum.
Q1: What are Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds used for?
A1: Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds are used to bond components while efficiently transferring heat away from sensitive electronic parts, ensuring optimal thermal management in devices such as LEDs, CPUs, and power modules.
Q2: What materials can Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds bond?
A2: These compounds can bond a variety of materials including metals, ceramics, plastics, and electronic components, providing strong adhesion along with excellent thermal conductivity.
Q3: How do Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds improve device performance?
A3: By facilitating efficient heat dissipation from heat-generating components, these adhesives prevent overheating, improve reliability, and extend the lifespan of electronic devices.
Q4: Are Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds electrically conductive?
A4: Most Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds are electrically insulating to prevent short circuits, while still offering high thermal conductivity to manage heat effectively.
Q5: What is the typical curing process for Thermal Conductive Adhesive Compounds?
A5: The curing process varies by product, but generally involves room temperature curing or heat curing at elevated temperatures to achieve optimal adhesion and thermal performance.
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