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- ECP 505 EMI Shielding Silver Plated Copper Paint Is supplied ready for use, it is designed to give low resistance in thin film thickness, and exhibits excellent EMI shielding and grounding properties displaying excellent adhesion to most plastics and is ideal for electronic equipment housing. It exhibits excellent long term shielding and grounding properties while providing an esthetically pleasing appearance.
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| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Attenuation (at 50m) | 75 | dB | — |
| Maximum Service Temperature | 95 | °C | — |
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Mixing and Dilution: ECP 505 is easily mixed by stirring and care must be taken to ensure all solids are evenly dispersed. Dilution is not usually necessary. The product can be thinned with Xylene based thinners if necessary. ECP JSF024 thinners may be used.
Application Method: Conventional propeller agitated pressure pot systems can be used for production. Small sample runs can be sprayed using suction cup spray equipment providing the product has been well mixed and is not given time to settle in use. The highest efficiency has been achieved using high volume, low pressure (HVLP) spray guns. A nominal 25-50*m coating thickness is recommended for good shielding properties. A thinner coat can be used depending upon the shielding requirements of the device being protected. Avoid dry spray for maximum adhesion and conductivity.
Drying: Ambient temperature and film thickness affect drying. ECP 505 EMI Shielding Silver Plated Copper Paint is touch dry in approx. 5 minutes and to handle in about 10 minutes. Best results will be seen 4 to 16 hour's air drying It can be force dried for 20 minutes at 60*C after a short flash-off time.
Quality Control: Measure the surface resistance after the coating is fully dried. Resistance measurements using fixed test probe rigs ensure reproducibility, although point to point readings are also frequently used. The use of point probes is not advisable due to contact resistance issues and probes should be of sufficient surface area to ensure good electrical contact with the substrate
Cleaning: Masks can be easily cleaned with solvent.