附着力实验报告.pdf

LWR Reference Number of pages Date of issue st EP0294A01 3 31 August 2009 Reported By Internal reference Product Reference S. McCabe Application PL1100 / PL4122-37E Elantas, Zhuhai Co. Ltd LABORATORY REPORT EP0290A01 CUSTOMER JIT, Shenzhen TITLE for ABSTRACT PL1100 and PL4122-37E adhesion experiment SUMMARY CONCLUSIONS SUMMARY One customer found the PL4122-37E and PL1100 showed poor adhesion to their PCB. Adhesion testing was carried out according to the given test protocol. The only difference was that the materials were not spray coated as Elantas Zhuhai do not have this facility. The specimens created were coated with a standard K-bar to ensure the same wet film thicknesses CONCLUSIONs 1. The two varnishes did not adhere to each other well as the top surface could easily be removed with tape. 2. The solvent system in PL1100 can dissolve the PL4122 film making test results problematic. 3. PL4122 PL1100 individually can adhere to the Q-panel very well. In surface science, the term adhesion almost always refers to dispersive adhesion. In a typical solid-liquid system the contact angle is used to quantify adhesion. In the cases where the contact angle is low, more adhesion is present. This is due to a larger surface area between the liquid and solid and results in higher surface energy. The strength of the