PLENSETTM

PLENSETTM
Drop impact resistance type
PLENSETTM

PLENSETTM
 Drop impact resistance type

What is the PLENSETTM Drop impact resistance type?

Generally, epoxy resins are hard and brittle, but with our proprietary compounding technology, we have succeeded in creating a flexible composition. This results in improved impact resistance, stress alleviation, and stronger, more flexible joints.

Have you experienced these issues?

The adhesive area is so small that the adhesive part peels off or breaks during drop impact testing, etc.
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The vibration and noise from the motor are loud and need to be controlled.
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Dissimilar materials, such as engineering plastics and metals, do not adhere well to each other.
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Here is the product that resolves these issues.
PLENSETTM Drop impact resistance type

It can be cured at a low temperature of 80degC, unparalleled for a one-component epoxy resin.
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Once cured, it gains a rubber-like elasticity, providing flexibility that is effective for stress alleviation as well as shock and vibration absorption.
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Due to its low elasticity, it has high peel strength and is effective for bonding dissimilar materials with large differences in linear expansion coefficients.
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Application

Adhesion to parts subject to shock and vibration
Adhesion to dissimilar materials and those that are difficult to bond (engineering plastics such as LCP and PA9T, metals such as gold and nickel)
Adhesion and bonding to flexible substrates, displays, and other components that require flexibility
Adhesion and encapsulation of thin-film components without warping or deformation

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It can be used in a variety of situations.

Drop impact resistance through stress relaxation

It can be cured at a low temperature of 80degC, unparalleled for a one-component epoxy resin.

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Vibration suppression and damping

Once cured, it gains a rubber-like elasticity, providing flexibility that is effective for stress alleviation as well as shock and vibration absorption.

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Flexural resistance, low warpage

Due to its low elasticity, it has high peel strength and is effective for bonding dissimilar materials with large differences in linear expansion coefficients.

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Flexibility test method for cured materials: JIS K7161 compliant

The drop impact resistance type exhibits a rubber-like flexibility.

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S-S curves of conventional thermosetting epoxy cured materials and low elasticity epoxy resin cured materials
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More flexible than conventional epoxy cured materials

Warpage in molding wafers

Wafer: 12 inches, 0.8 mm thick Mold: 0.4 mm thick
Warpage does not occur with the drop impact resistance type even when molding on one side of the wafer.

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Characteristics

Item AE-400 AE-403H AE-421H AE-421D AE-421T Conditions
Characteristics Appearance Black viscous liquid Black viscous liquid Black viscous liquid Black viscous liquid Light yellow viscous liquid Visual inspection
Viscosity 10Pa・s 7Pa・s 16Pa・s 10Pa・s 21Pa・s E-type viscometer
25degC,20rpm
Thixotropic index 1.3 1.1 2.9 1.7 3.1 E-type viscometer 25degC,
2rpm/20rpm
Standard curing conditions 80degC×30minutes Oven curing
Properties of cured materials Tensile lap shear strength 14N/㎟ 16N/㎟ 12N/㎟ 17N/㎟ 29N/㎟ Mild steel plate (polished)
9.1N/㎟ 11.4N/㎟ 13.0N/㎟ 12.6N/㎟ 21.6N/㎟ Nickel plating
2.6N/㎟ 4.8N/㎟ 5.7N/㎟ 4.8N/㎟ 7.8N/㎟ LCP
Young's modulus 8MPa 40MPa 150MPa 120MPa 52MPa JIS K-7161
Hardness 86 70 70 70 61 Shore D
The data in this document are representative values, not standard values. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.

Application process

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Telephone or form inquiry
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Inquire about customer issues, required characteristics
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Propose and send samples for evaluation
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Customer evaluation
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Interview regarding results of evaluation
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When it is difficult to use existing products
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Consultation and consideration of development themes

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