CAPLINQ introduces Copper Foils for Battery, EMI, PCB
CAPLINQ will soon introduce a line of copper foil for shielding under its LINQSTAT brand name. The first product being developed is CFT3A: a 75um (3mil) Copper foil with a […]
Author: Chris Perabo
Busbar Coating Guideline with Epoxy Coating Powder
In this article we will explain how to use epoxy coating powder to properly coat busbars, both aluminum or copper Low Voltage Busbars and Medium Voltage Busbars Whether you are […]
Low-Temperature Eutectic Bismuth-Tin Solder Spheres now available online
Recently, we have been asked more and more often to produce low-temperature eutectic bismuth-tin solder spheres for our customers. Previously, bismuth-tin was used by only a few customers for niche […]
LINQSTAT Electrically Conductive Plastic Film gets Tighter Specifications
As with most product lines, our LINQSTAT line of electrically conductive plastic films has grown so much that it has outgrown its original purpose. Originally designed to be a line […]
Double-sided polyimide tape with ultra-thin silicone adhesive layer
Recently, we were asked if CAPLINQ supplied a tape with the following specifications: Adhesive: 17um Silicone adhesive Polyimide Backing Carrier: 25um Polyimide Adhesive: 17um Silicone adhesive Release liner: Paper or […]
Solar Cell Double-Sided Mounting Tape
As many of you know, CAPLINQ has expanded their product offering to extend into renewable energy. Part of this strategy includes solar energy, whose technology makes great leaps every year. […]
Which Linqstat product is right for pressure sensors?
A question came in to us recently about the right electrically conductive plastic for pressure sensors, which we felt was worth answering publicly. The minimum thickness suitable for pressure sensors […]
Tighter Specifications on Linqstat Volume Conductive Plastic
In a previous article LINQSTAT: Volume Resistivity vs. Volume Conductivity vs. Surface Resistivity where we describe the differences between Volume Resistivity and Surface Resistivity, we also raise the question, “Why […]
