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Performance with Precision

Conformal Coating
Parylene Conformal Coating Services, Equipment and Raw Materials
Performance Objective

A Protective Coating
must be Effective, Permanent and
meet Specialized Objectives
The High Cost of Mission Failure

Trouble Analysis
Repair
Replacement
Damage to Business Reputation
Downtime
Returns
Asking the Right Questions

What is Parylene?
How is Parylene applied?
How does Parylene compare to Conventional
Coatings?
How is the Coating Process managed?
How do you ensure effective Parylene results?
What is Parylene?

Powdered Raw Material
No Liquid Flow, Pooling, Meniscus or
Drawing Away from Edges
No Cure Phase

Thin Film Performance
Nominal Parylene Film Thickness
0.01 to 0.05 mm (0.394 to 1.968 mils)
Nominal Liquid Coating Thickness
0.01 to 8.27 mm (0.394 to 8.27 mils)
Parylene Types

PARYLENE N PARYLENE C PARYLENE D
Highest dielectric
strength
Most effective crevice
penetration
Commonly used in high
frequency applications
Chlorine atom results in
useful electrical and
physical properties
Low moisture and gas
permeability
Deposits faster than
Parylene N reducing
crevice and penetration
activity
Dual chlorine atoms for
greater thermal stability
Least ability to penetrate
crevices
PARYLENE F
Fluorinated Atom, Higher
Temperature Applications
How is Parylene Applied?

The Parylene Coating Process
Conformal Coating Comparison

Ratings: E = excellent, VG = very good, G = good, M = moderate, L = low
Managing the Coating Process

AS9100
QMS
Ensuring Optimum Results
Partnership Approach
Extension of Existing Manufacturing Team
Continuous Improvement
Application Engineering Support
Quality Assurance

Designing Upfront for Parylene Processing
R&D vs. Production Volumes
Value of Engineering Runs
Coating Services, Deposition
Equipment and Raw Material
Supplier

Areas of Interest Q&A
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