3M Novec™ 1702 Electronic Grade Coating

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3M Novec™ 1702 Electronic Grade Coating
Categories:	Polymer
Material Notes:	3M™ Novec™ 1702 Electronic Grade Coating is a lower solids version of Novec™ 1700. It is a clear, low viscosity, low surface tension solution of a 0.2 wt% fluorochemical acrylic polymer carried in a hydrofluoroether solvent. Features and Benefits: Easy application and processing - dries in seconds without the need for thermal post-curing Requires little or no masking Allows solder-through repairability and is easily removed for rework & repair Contains no volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and has low global warming potential Is thermally and electrically stable with excellent dielectric properties Provides excellent repellency, anti-wetting and anti-sticking properties against liquids, water, hydrocarbons, silicones, and photoresists Information provided by 3M
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Density Solids Content, fluoropolymer Dielectric Constant, 30% RH Dielectric Strength, 35% RH Dissipation Factor, 30% RH Boiling Point, of Solvent Glass Transition Temp, Tg Flammability, UL94 Refractive Index Shelf Life, from date of manufacture in unopened container

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