VISIT ARLON'S NEW THERMAL MANAGEMENT WEBSITE Sept 27th, 2011

Visit Arlon at the up coming Coil Winding / Insulation & Electrical Manufacturing Exhibition.

CWIEME - May 24 - 26, 2011 - Messe Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Arlon Senior Chemist discusses Silicone based Thermal Interface Materials Aug 12th, 2010


Visit Arlon at the up coming Coil Winding / Insulation & Electrical Manufacturing Exhibition.

CWIEME - June 22 - 24, 2010 - Messe Berlin, Berlin, Germany - Booth #4409.


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Arlon SFT


Reduce Costs by Insulating Silicone Flexible Heaters with InsilThin Sept 8th, 2009 Energy cost savings when insulating silicone flexible heaters with InsilThin!


Highly Conductive Insulation for Large High Speed Machines May27th, 2009 Coil Winding / Insulation & Electrical Manufacturing Expo technical paper discusses highly thermally conductive, silicone based, insulation for large, high speed, rotating machines
Introducing Arlon InsilThin, a Thin Profile Alternative to Silicone Foam for Flexible Heater Applications. Visit Arlon's Flexible Heater Substrate Products Page.

New! Download: Flex Fatigue of Simple Composites

March 19th, 2009
Arlon Sr. Chemist discusses flex fatigue research for soft goods.


New! Download: Arc Tracking and Silicone Self-Fusing Tape

Feb 23rd , 2009
Arlon Chemist compares arc tracking resistance of silicone self-fusing electrical insulation versus vinyl electrical insulation.


New! Download: Coil Insulation Brochure

June 27th , 2008
Motor or Transformer coil insulation solutions.

New! Download: Low Temperature Flexibility of Silicone Fusible Tapes

May 29th , 2008
Arlon Sr. Chemist discusses low temperature flexibility of silicone fusible tapes. -M7/P7 tapes are potential options for cable leads and junctions on high temperature semiconducting power cables.


New! Download: Press Pad Technical Paper

April 28th , 2008
Arlon Sr. Chemist discusses the key characteristics for a silicone based press pad used in flex and rigid-flex PCB lamination.


New! Download our Arlon UltraPad™ Brochure

New! Download our Thermabond® Guide


New! Download: Developing Silicone Rubber Flame Resistance

April 11th , 2008
RPN Technical Article: Arlon Chemist discusses developing silicone rubber flame resistance.


Arlon 427CR - Best in Class Thermal Stability
October 18, 2007
Arlon has introduced a next generation flexible heater compound, 427CR. This UL-recognized compound delivers best in class thermal stability performance. Download our application note to see detailed test results.
Silicone Rubber Flame Resistance
June 12, 2007
Arlon Chemist presents a technical overview of flame resistant technologies used by Arlon, including focus on FAR 25.856.
Research Progress in Calenderable Fluorosilicone with Excellent Fuel Resistance
June 3, 2007
Arlon Chemist describes a new fluorosilicone compound for applications with critical fuel resistant requirements.
The Permeability Characteristics of Silicone Rubber
November 7, 2006
Arlon Chemist presents a technical review of the gas permeability characteristics of silicone rubber, with special focus on a technology to reduce gas permeability.
Void Reduction During Low Pressure Lamination of Electronic Assemblies
October 12, 2006
Arlon Chemist shows how an innovative lamination technique can significantly reduce void formation during low pressure electronic assembly bonding.
New Advances in Primerless Silicone Insulation Materials
September 19, 2006
Arlon Product Development Manager shows how primerless silicone technology outperforms contentional insulation while signficiantly simplifying the insulation application process.
Arlon STD to make technical presentation at IMAPS 2006
April 20, 2006
Arlon Electronic Materials, consisting of both the Silicone Technologies Division and the Materials for Electronics Division, will make presentations at IMAPS 2006 in San Diego. Preview the Arlon STD presentation abstract Void Reduction During Low Pressure Lamination of Populated Electronic Assemblies .
Thermal-Mechanical Decoupling by a Thermal Interface Material
December 12, 2005
Arlon STD R&D Chemist explains the leading edge technology in today's electronics adhesives.