Parylene Dimer, Type N
CAS 1633-22-3
White Crystalline Powder
Parylene N is a common and widely used conformal coating. Often considered a basic type of coating because there are many applications of the product. Parylene N has a melting point of 420°C (or 788°F), has a unique vacuum stability, and has proven very useful in applications of high frequency.
Specifications
- Appearance: white crystilline powder
- Purity: 99.0% min.
- Melting Point: 285.0 ~ 288.0℃
- Loss on Drying: 0.10% max.
- Residue on Ignition: 0.20% max.
Packaging
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Parylene Coating Applications
Most materials that can withstand the deposition process (being in a vacuum chamber) can be coated with parylene. Materials such as paper, plastic, ceramics, chromium, stainless steel, and silicon can all handle parylene. Types of parylene coating are rapidly evolving to match technological expansion in the medical industry. In this industry alone, parylene coating is used on countless devices, including electrosurgical devices, pacemakers, heart-pumps, electrically powered surgical instruments, and stents.
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