I agree with Bill however HMDS could very well work in a vapor prime Gary

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On Sep 19, 2013, at 1:32 AM, Bill Moffat  wrote:

> Hi,there are numerous silanes that can act as a bonding agent for Polymers to
glass.  The most common one is Amino Propyl Tri Ethoxy Silane, APTES.  It has a
different vapor pressure to HMDS the most common bonding silane for photoresist.
A common process is APTES vapor, Polymer coating then bake up to 450 degrees C
with no problems.  Bill Moffat
>
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> Hi,
> I am searching for a silane coupling agent for the bonding of glass and
polymer (FEP films) . For bonding purposes I have to go up to 260°C, are there
coupling agents or adhesives available which can stand this temperature.
>
> kind regards,
> -----------------------------------------------
> Fahd Ali
>
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