In modern electronics, safety and reliability are inseparable. When heat, power, and dense circuitry come together, controlling flame propagation becomes critical. These advanced polymer systems contain specialized additives that promote charring and smoke suppression when exposed to fire. The result is materials that self-extinguish quickly, helping prevent flames from...
Once epoxy is fully cured, it becomes an extremely tough plastic designed to withstand harsh environments. This makes it great for protection, but a challenge when you need to remove it. In this video, we break down practical methods for removing cured epoxy while minimizing damage to the components underneath....
In this tech talk video, we explore dielectric materials — what they are, how they work, and how they’re used to protect modern electronics, including EVs, from arcing, moisture, shock, and more. We walk you through their properties, applications, and the essential role they play in ensuring reliability and safety...
In this short video, we demonstrate how to properly remove air from an epoxy mixture using a vacuum chamber for a bubble-free finish.
In this webinar, we present solutions for mitigating problems of electromagnetic interference (EMI) to achieve proper electromagnetic compliance (EMC) through use of electrically conductive paints.
In this webinar, we discuss solutions to common challenges encountered by LEDs such as environmental exposure, thermal management, frosting and protection from runaway fire. Learn how MG products can help extend the life and reliability of LEDs.
In this tech talk video, we demonstrate how our electrically conductive coatings, specifically the 841AR, is used in the electroplating process to turn ordinary plastic surfaces into bright metallic works of art. We take you through the electroplating process showing you all the tools you’ll need for the job.
Episode 11 of In Focus looks at 8309 & 8310A, conformal coating removers available in both liquid and pen format. These removers work on acrylics, polyurethanes, and silicones. They are also safe for metals.
Introducing 842UR – our latest conductive coating, powered by pure silver. Join us in this episode of In Focus as we explore the remarkable capabilities of 842UR.
