High-temperature adhesives for bonding polyimide film
Anne K. St. Clair, Wayne S. Slemp, T. L. St. Clair
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Anne K. St. Clair, Wayne S. Slemp, T. L. St. Clair
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Experimental polyimide resins were developed and evaluated as potential high temperature adhesives for bonding Kapton polyimide film. Lap shear strengths of Kapton/Kapton bonds were obtained as a function of test temperature, adherend thickness, and long term aging at 575 K (575 F) in vacuum. Glass transition temperatures of the polyimide/Kapton bondlines were monitored by thermomechanical analysis.
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Experimental polyimide resins were developed and evaluated as potential high temperature adhesives for bonding Kapton polyimide film. Lap shear strengths of Kapton/Kapton bonds were obtained as a function of test temperature, adherend thickness, and long term aging at 575 K (575 F) in vacuum. Glass transition temperatures of the polyimide/Kapton bondlines were monitored by thermomechanical analysis.
Key concepts: Kapton, Polyimide, Materials science, Adhesive, Composite material, Layer (electronics)