The optimal low-pressure molding material for encapsulating automotive electronic components: "Bioglass."
Supports mass production of automotive components with environmental resistance, heat dissipation, and fast curing. Contributes to reducing defects and improving production efficiency through low-pressure sealing.
In automotive electronic components used in harsh environments, reliability and mass production capability are emphasized. "Biloglass" is a thermosetting dry molding material that achieves both rapid curing and low-pressure sealing, allowing for reduced tact time without post-curing. It also supports small devices and insert molding, contributing to reduced production costs. 【Features】 - Thermal cycle resistance - High-speed curing - Heat dissipation & insulation - Low-pressure sealing / high filling capability - No additional heat treatment required *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Features - High reliability - Low pressure sealing - High cycle - Post-cure less - High fluidity - Insulating heat dissipation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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It can be used for sealing various materials. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Next (formerly Nippon Yupika) Co., Ltd. started with the unsaturated polyester resin business and has expanded into saturated polyester resins, epoxy acrylate resins (vinyl ester resins), urethane acrylate resins, and methacrylic esters. As a research and development-oriented manufacturer, we work closely with our customers to advance product development that meets their needs, providing materials widely for housing equipment, automotive and vehicle parts, electrical materials, coatings, and electronic and optical components. We also offer products that contribute to the global environment, such as resins that cure with ultraviolet or electron beams without using solvents, resins for powder coatings, and resins made from biomass materials.