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thermally curable glue
2009-08-11
Ulli Hansen
2009-08-11
Brian Stahl
2009-08-13
Kuijpers, Peter
2009-08-14
Fei Wang
2009-08-14
Kuijpers, Peter
2009-08-17
Roger Shile
2009-08-18
Kuijpers, Peter
2009-08-18
Roger Shile
thermally curable glue
Brian Stahl
2009-08-11
SU-8 will thermally cross-link if you bake it enough, and with some of the
lower-viscosity formulations you can spin films just a few microns thick.
You'll probably want to do a long, low-temperature pre-bake to remove as
much solvent as possible before bonding the two components together to
reduce defects.

Good luck.

Brian C. Stahl
Graduate Student Researcher
UCSB Materials Research Laboratory
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Cell: (805) 748-5839
Office: MRL 3117A


On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 8:08 AM, Ulli Hansen  wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I am looking for glues that can be spun on as thin coatings (few
> micrometers) and can be cured entirely thermal. Any kind of UV initiation is
> not possible, as both bond partners are not transparent.
>
> Any hints?
>
> thanks
> Ulli
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