Dolph’s Hi-Therm BC-359 Insulating Paint Fanlishui Transparent/Amber-Materiomart
Dolph’s Hi-Therm BC-359 Insulating Paint Fanlishui Transparent/Amber-Materiomart

Dolph’s Hi-Therm BC-359 Insulating Paint Fanlishui Transparent/Amber

SKU: 198596

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Product Introduction

Loctite® Hi-Therm® BC-359™ is a multi-purpose baking varnish specially developed to provide Select temperatures for fast cure at low temperatures (save energy), or ultra-fast cure at higher temperatures (save time). Hi-Therm® BC-359™ can be used in atmospheric pressure or VPI cycles; varnish viscosity can be adjusted by adding up to 25% of Dolph's T-200 thinner to obtain the desired varnish retention.

Manufacturer Loctite
Product model # Hi-Therm BC-359
Manufacturer number 198596
Curing method Baking and curing
Color appearance Transparent/Amber
Cure time 0.5-10 h
Flashpoint 15 ℃
Dielectric strength 3000 V/mil
Density 7.2-8.2
Viscosity 20-80 (diluted)
Working hours 180 ℃

 

 

 

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