ELECTROLUBE

Cleaning agent

Cleaning is an essential process in the production of electronic components and has been used for many years to remove potentially hazardous contaminants during PCB production.

Such contaminants include flux, solder paste and adhesive residues as well as other general contaminants such as dust and deposits caused by other production processes.

Protective coatings

Electrolube is one of the world's leading experts in the development, manufacture and application of protective coatings designed to meet international approvals (including European and American military specifications). The range of products currently available includes acrylics, silicones, polyurethanes, hybrid compositions and environmentally friendly options.

Maintenance and repair aids

Electrolube produces a wide range of maintenance products to complement its main product groups. Whether for use by OEMs or subcontractors, these products are supplied in convenient packaging and cover a wide range of applications and requirements.

Potting compounds

Potting compounds, or casting resins, protect and insulate printed circuit boards and electronic components from the hazards of harsh and challenging environments. These conditions include: Moisture, vibration, thermal or physical shock and contamination. By encapsulating individual components or potting the entire device, casting resins can form a complete barrier against such environmental conditions, ensuring they function excellently in these extreme conditions.

Dissipation thermique

During operation, some electronic components can generate considerable amounts of heat. If this heat is not dissipated effectively, it can lead to reduced reliability and shortened component/assembly life. Electrolube's extensive range of thermal interface materials for a variety of thermal solutions have been developed to reduce the operating temperature of a wide range of electronic components and assemblies. For each thermal application, we recommend testing under the specific conditions before making a selection, as the requirements and operating conditions are different for each application.

Contact lubricant

Electrolube has been the market leader in contact lubricants since they were invented by the company's founder in the 1950s. Contact lubricants increase the reliability and service life of current-carrying metal interfaces, including switches, connectors and busbars.