PlasmaGuard coatings come in two varieties, PlasmaGuard S as a highly hydrophobic top coating and PlasmaGuard E as a barrier coating for electronics
PlasmaGuard S
PlasmaGuard S is a fully Halogen free nanocoating, typically applied between 100 and 200 nanometers thick. It has a very high water contact angle (>120°) so it significantly reduces water ingress. It can be applied on a very wide variety of materials including electronics, plastics, textiles and medical devices.
Plasmaguard S properties:
PlasmaGuard E
PlasmaGuard E is a fully halogen free dielectric barrier coating for PCB.
It is typically applied at 1 micron and at that thickness outperforms conformal coatings many times thicker.
PlasmaGuard E properties:
PlasmaGuard S is a fully Halogen free nanocoating, typically applied between 100 and 200 nanometers thick. It has a very high water contact angle (>120°) so it significantly reduces water ingress. It can be applied on a very wide variety of materials including electronics, plastics, textiles and medical devices.
Plasmaguard S properties:
- IZ-axis conductive
- Biocompatible according to ISO 10993-5
- Not hypersensitive according to ISO 10993-10
- REACH compliant for SVHCs
- RoHS and WEEE compliant
- Allows for excellent membrane breathability (Ret value of 0.9 according to ISO11092)
- Has no audible impact on acoustics
- Is very resistant to abrasion
PlasmaGuard E
PlasmaGuard E is a fully halogen free dielectric barrier coating for PCB.
It is typically applied at 1 micron and at that thickness outperforms conformal coatings many times thicker.
PlasmaGuard E properties:
- Exceeds IPX7 and IPX8 requirements
- Biocompatible according to ISO 10993-5
- Not hypersensitive according to ISO 10993-10
- REACH compliant for SVHCs
- RoHS and WEEE compliant
- Very resistant to abrasion
- Excellent dielectric properties
- Excellent chemical and moisture barrier properties.
- Unrivalled sweat and salt water barrier properties
- Applied at 1µm, many times thinner than other coatings
- Pinhole free
- Excellent wettability and adhesion