Delmat Material has excellent machinability and will maintain mechanical properties at soldering temperatures. This material will not pick up solder and is resistant to the chemicals in flux and solvents, including MEK and acetone. Tests conducted with temperature profiling devices show an even thermal distribution across the PCB. The monolithic sheet construction of Delmat means it will not delaminate when exposed to repeated chemical and temperature changes.
Technical Data
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English Units
(Metric Units) |
Delmat
68.650 |
Delmat
68.610 |
Delmat
68.640 |
Grade
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Standard
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Anti-Static
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Anti-Static
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Color
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Blue
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Black
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Grey
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Density (g/cm³)
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1.85
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1.85
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1.85
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Water Absorption
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< .20 %
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< .20 %
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< .20 %
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Coefficient of Linear Expansion (k –1)
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64 10 –6
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64 10 –6
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64 10 –6
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Thermal Conductivity (BTU/ft h F)
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Low
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Low
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Low
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Continuous Operating Temperature
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Less than 300°C.
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Less than 300°C.
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Up to 300°C.
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Specific Heat Capacity (J/GxK) Between 20° C and 200°C
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0.90 to 1.15
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0.90 to 1.15
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0.90 to 1.15
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Thickness’ Available
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0.118”, 0.198”, 0.236”, 0.315”, 0.394”, 0.472”
(3-5-6-8-10-12MM) |
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Tolerances on Thickness, Flatness and Parallelism
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< .394” ± .004”, .472 ± .006”
(< 10MM ± 0.10MM, 12MM ± .15MM) |
Note: The typical average values shown above are the results of extensive laboratory tests.
MB Mfg. cannot accept responsibility for any particular application of the material.