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MarkAren wrote:
Hi All, Has anyone attempted to use good old fashioned hot melt glue as an encapsulant for modules ? Probably needs melting in a pot over a flame (with appropriate care). A mould could me made out of Plexiglass with appropriate draft (angles) and high temperature release agent. A second thought is to use standard two part fiberglass mix, obviously a lot more rigid, but potting boxes are likely to be needed also. I guess I could use thin walled pipe to house a long rectifier stack and associated capacitors. Both of these options seem significantly less expensive than standard epoxy potting compound... Any thoughts ? Mark Watch out for resins or epoxy. There are big stains put on the parts when it sets, and again over temperature changes. I've tried it, and had parts break in two inside the resin. The potting has to have some give. Jim |
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