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• 1 Maychelle Dioquino // Apr 20, 2009 at 6:57 pm

  Hi! I am doing a study about epoxy molding compound. I would like to ask the process on how to mix the epoxy resin, catalyst, silica filler, hardener, and additives. Preferably the detailed procedure. Thank you.

• 2 Passari Raghu Nath // May 12, 2009 at 7:53 am

  what is the exact application of epoxy mold compound,which type of industries use it,and what are the grades available in the market.can you give us some ref no in India.

• 3 Linqblog // May 12, 2009 at 10:36 am

  Epoxy Mold Compound is used to encapsulate & protect semiconductor devices and electronic modules. Historically, ceramic packages with soldered and glass-fired seams were used, but because of the high price of such packages, now these are typically only reserved for medical, military or aerospace applications – applications where the cost-to-change due to regulatory or customer specifications is very, very high compared to the cost of the materials themselves.

  More cost-sensitive devices, such as consumer handhelds, mobile phones, computers and any other electronic device now use epoxy to encapsulate and protect. Epoxy comes in several forms, the most familiar being liquid, 2-part form. These epoxies were also used extensively while the device mix was high and volumes were relatively low.

  Nowadays, some manufacturers and facilities make 20 – 40 billion parts per year, and a liquid encapsulation system would be an enormous bottle neck. Epoxy Molding Compounds are pre-mixed, b-staged epoxies that are put into molding machines and transfer-molded over semiconductors and oher devices. Even automotive manufacturers are implementing epoxy mold compounds to encapsulate engine control units (ECU) and other automotive components.

  Because the equipment required to mold devices is very expensive and has limited flexibility compared to liquid-dispense systems. The push to go from liquid epoxies to mold compounds is only justified once the mix is low enough and the volume is high enough to justify this investment. All major semiconductor companies use this technology today.

• 4 up // Apr 26, 2010 at 3:30 am

  hi!i’m currently working on my thesis on semicon.i was just wondering is it possible make a epoxy moulding compound from diglycidyl ether of bisphenol- A (DGEBA) with the addition of MMT clay? what are the things needed for it to qualify and be called a moulding compound. i would be really grateful for your reply. thank you!

• 5 Amit Handa // Aug 20, 2011 at 1:36 am

  Kindly let me know how are najor Epoxy Compound Manufecturers in india?

• 6 Amit Handa // Aug 20, 2011 at 1:38 am

  Kindly let me know how are major manufecturers of epoxy Moulding Compound in india? r u having any data about Epoxy compound Manufecturers to indian industry?

  i would be greatful for your reply.

• 7 LINQblog // Aug 22, 2011 at 3:19 am

  CAPLINQ represents SolEpoxy Epoxy Molding Compounds, a major Epoxy Molding Compound supplier of Coating Powders, and Industrial Molding Compounds for Automotive and Industrial Applications. Furthermore, we have an existing supply chain already to India. Please send us a the detailed specification you require and we can recommend a product for you and provide a sample.

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