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Thermally Conductive, Electrically Insulative One Part Epoxy for Die Attach Applications

Formulated for die attach applications, Master Bond Supreme 3HTND-2DA is a fast curing, high performance one component epoxy system. It cures in 5-10 minutes at 150°C and has unlimited working life at room temperature. It is available in syringes and has a shelf life of 6 months when stored at 40-50°F.

Supreme 3HTND-2DA has a die shear strength of 19-21 kg-f and performed very well in 85/85 testing. This epoxy has excellent adhesion to metals, ceramics and silicon dies. It is serviceable over the wide temperature range of -100°F to +400°F. As a toughened system, it offers the ability to withstand rigorous thermal cycling and shock.

In accordance with die attach application requirements, this product passes NASA low outgassing test specifications. Supreme 3HTND-2DA has low ionics, particularly chlorine (<15 ppm). It also features dimensional stability, superior thermal conductivity, electrical insulation properties and a glass transition temperature of 100-105°C.

Unlike many other die attach systems, Supreme 3HTND-2DA is not premixed and frozen, but it requires refrigeration for storage. This system dispenses smoothly or without any tailing. It well suited for automatic dispensing equipment. With a viscosity of over 300,000 cps (thixotropic), it can be applied to a defined area without running.

For more information, please contact:

James Brenner
MASTER BOND INC
154 Hobart Street
Hackensack
NJ 07601-3922
Tel:  +1-201-343-8983
Fax:  +1-201-343-2132
Email: jbrenner@masterbond.com
Web:  www.masterbond.com

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