Thermally conductive adhesive
Connecting heat-sensitive components
The new Elecolit 6607 adhesive from Panacol is thermally conductive and can be cured in the oven at temperatures as low as 80 °C.
It is characterized by excellent metal adhesion and is electrically insulating. The adhesive is based on epoxy resin filled with aluminum oxide. It is one-component and can be processed using a dispenser, screen printing or spatula due to its flow properties.
As Elecolit 6607 cures at temperatures as low as 80 °C, even heat-sensitive components can be joined together. After curing, the adhesive insulates electrically and dissipates heat. It is suitable for bonding metal components and heat sinks to electronic circuit boards.
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