ELECTRO CONDUCTIVE THERMOPLASTICS FOR EMI SHIELDING AND STATIC CONTROL

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ELECTRO CONDUCTIVE THERMOPLASTICS FOR EMI SHIELDING AND STATIC CONTROL

Introduction to Conductive Thermoplastics TBA Protective Solutions supplies a wide range of polymers modified with a variety of conductive fillers. These plastics are tailored to provide varying degrees of electroconductivity and are especially suitable for use in applications where protection from static electricity and electromagnetic interference is required. Conventional plastics are normally electrically insulating materials which typically exhibit surface resistivities of 10 14-10 16 ohms per square. The TBA Protective Solutions range of conductive plastics fills the gap between the normally insulating plastics and metals, and can be broadly categorised as: Static dissipative plastics and EMI shielding plastics. Static dissipative Plastics Surface resistivities between 10 6 and 10 12 ohms per square, for use in applications where slow and controlled dissipation of electrostatic charges is required. Conductive Plastics Surface resistivities of less than 10 6 ohms per square, designed to meet the requirements of BS EN 100015 part 1 (specifications which refer to the protection of electronic components from electrostatic damage). EMI Shielding Plastics Volume resistivities less than 1 ohm-cm and up to 55 db attenuation of EMI radiation.

ECP 100 Range Static Control Plastics A wide range of polymer bases are employed to produce conductive plastics, including the polyolefines, nylons and ABS. Typical applications are illustrated using ECP 104 mineral filled conductive polypropylene which can be used to mould a variety of containers for static sensitive devices and PCB handling equipment. The mineral filler produces rigid mouldings with excellent dimensional stability. Permanently conductive Easily processed on conventional moulding equipment Grades tailored to suit a variety of requirements. ECP 2000 Static Dissipative Plastics The new ECP 2000 series of static dissipative polymers have been formulated specifically for clean room environments where low offgassing, low particulate, contamination and washability are required. The compounds can be coloured. The materials are permanently conductive and can be processed on conventional equipment. The products are humidity independent, aqueous washable and can be re-used. Applications that are ideally suited for the compounds and in use commercially at customer sites include: packaging for electronic components, medical device packaging, in-process carriers, fixturing devices, chip rails, vacuum tubing and business machine components. Because of their flexibility, the thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) based alloys are also useful as softwall cleanroom materials, flexible packaging, hose and tubing, floor and table mats and other flexible cleanroom applications.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Grade Ref. Polymer Processing Surface Features Resistivity Ω/sq ECP 104 Polypropylene Injection Moulding 10 3 General purpose mineral reinforced ECP 110 Polypropylene Various 10 3 General purpose high impact ECP 115 Polypropylene Coating and Injection Moulding 10 4 Wire coating CONDUCTIVE PLASTICS ECP 121/1014 Polyethylene Various 10 3 General purpose flexible Vinyl Acetate ECP 121/1015 Polyethylene Various 50 Flexible moulding low level shielding Vinyl Acetate ECP 122 Low Density Various 10 3 Flexible/Blow/Injection moulding Polyethylene ECP 123 High Density Various 10 4 Blow moulding/high impact/injection Polyethylene moulding ECP 125 Low Density Film Grade 10 4 Film grade and flexible injection moulding Polyethylene ECP 145 Nylon 6 Injection Moulding 10 3 Modified Nylon 6 ECP 172 Polystyrene Injection Moulding 10 4 Injection moulding ECP 2200 Polypropylene Injection Moulding and 10 11 Opaque, Colourable static dissipative Thermoformable Sheet pellet for injection moulding ECP 2693 PETG Injection Moulding and 10 10 Opaque, Colourable static dissipative STATIC DISSIPATIVE PLASTICS Thermoformable Sheet pellet injection moulding and Thermoformable sheet ECP 2809 Acrylic Injection Moulding and 10 10 Translucent, Colourable static Thermoformable Sheet dissipative pellet injection moulding and Thermoformable sheet ECP 2310 ABS Injection Moulding and 10 10 Translucent, Colourable dissipative Thermoformable Sheet pellet for injection moulding ECP 21140 Polyester TPU Flexible Sheet Translucent Flexible sheet for 10 11 softwall/flexible Packaging ECP 21150 Polyether TPU Flexible Sheet Translucent Flexible sheet for 10 11 softwall/flexible Packaging

PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES Specific Tensile Tensile Flexural Flexural Impact Strength Deflection Temp Melt Flow Index Gravity Strength Modulus Strength Modulus IZOD CHARPY UN/N CHARPY N Under Load Under Load ( C/Kg) g/cm 3 (Mpa) (Gpa) (Mpa) (Gpa) J/m 2 KJ/m 2 KJ/m 2 ( C at ( C at g/10 min 0.45 Mpa) 1.81 Mpa) 1.10 21.0 2.4 38.0 2.2 41.0 25.0 7.0 102.0 85.0 10 (230/10) 5 (230/5) 1.03 24.0 1.6 34.0 1.3 D.N.B. D.N.B. D.N.B. 78.0 49.0 10 (230/10) 1 (230/5) 1.04 20.0 1.3 29.0 1.2 170.0 D.N.B. 5.0 69.0 46.0 10 (230/10) 1 (230/5) 1.10 10.0 0.5 12.2 0.4 590.0 D.N.B. D.N.B. N/A (Melt Temp 103 C) 3 (190/21.6) 0.3 (190/10) 1.10 10.0.05 12.2 0.4 590.0 D.N.B. D.N.B. N/A (Melt Temp 103 C) 3 (190/21.6) 0.3 (190/10) 1.06 15.0 0.8 19.0 0.6 D.N.B. D.N.B. D.N.B. N/A (Melt Temp 80 C) 10 (230/10) 2 (230/5) 1.07 15.5 1.1 22.0 0.8 D.N.B. D.N.B. D.N.B. N/A (Melt Temp 120 C) 6 (190/21.6) 0.7 (190/10) 1.00 12.0 0.6 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 160.0 N/A 5 (190/10) 1 (190/5) 1.22 55.0 2.98 83.5 2.64 103.9 D.N.B. 7.0 140.0 210.0 43 (275/10) 9 (275/5) 1.07 15.4 1.56 30.6 1.41 12.0 9.4 4.1 81.0 51.0 6 (200/10) 0.8 (200/5) 0.93 28.0 1.61 Not 1.4 Not Not Not Not 5 (230/2.16) Not available available available available available available 1.25 31.0 1.24 Not Not 1070 Not Not Not Not 5 (230/2.16) Not available available available available available available available 1.11 27.0 1.51 Not Not 140.0 Not Not Not Not 2 (230/2.16) Not available available available available available available available 1.08 23.0 1.3 Not 180.0 Not Not Not Not 10 (230/2.16) Not available available available available available available N/A 32.0 Not available Tear Strength 68 N/m N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 30.0 Not available Tear Strength 65 N/m N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

TYPE BINDER USES ECP 12E ECP 16E ECP 20E Emulsion-based ethylene acrylic acid zinc ionomer binder, 25% by weight Nylon 6/12, 25% by weight Polycarbonate, 25% by weight Styrenic Thermoplastics, PS, SAN, ABS also PPO and PPE Alloys. Polypropylene/ Polyolefines Nylon 6, 6/6, 6/10, 6/12, PBT, PET Polycarbonate, Polysulphone, PES, PET, PEJ, PBT EMI Shielding Thermoplastic Stainless Steel Fibre Masterbatch The masterbatch is added at very low levels ensuring minimal effect on colour, mouldability and other base polymer properties 1% by volume. The use of this system allows shielded articles to be produced in one process without additional equipment, labour or secondary processing and provides cost effective solution to EMI shielded problems. Features No secondary process Used in any plastic moulding application Can be coloured Provides shielding of 50dB attenuation Shielding effectiveness db 100 80 60 40 20 0 20 20M 100M 200M 300M 400M 500M 600M Frequency Hz 700M 800M 900M 1G Benefits Cost effective Non-abrasive Minimal effect on colour Eliminates secondary shielding process Material Specification A masterbatch pellet Stainless steel fibre AISI304, bonded with polymer specific binder In pellet form, 5mm chopped length Shielding Data Shielding effectiveness measured using shielded room test MIL STD 285 3mm thick plaque. 1% volume steel fibre. Typical Physical Properties in ABS Tensile Strength (MPa) 32.30 Tensile Modulus (GPa) 2.36 Flexural Strength (MPa) 58.00 Flexural Modulus (GPa) 2.19 Elongation (%) 3.50 Impact Strength Charpy Un-N (kj/m 2 ) 15.90 Charpy N (kj/m 2 ) 7.10 Izod (J/m) 55.10 Specific Gravity (g/cm 3 ) 1.35 Deflection Temp: Under Load ( C) 65.0 at 1.81 Mpa 78.0 at 0.45 MPa

Mouldability of Steel Fibre Filled Conductive Plastics Steel fibre added to a plastic compound will create an electrically conductive composite at extremely low concentrations. Typical use levels range from 0.5 to 1.5 volume % (approx. 3 to 10 weight %) compared to 5 to 30 volume % needed of other conductive additives for similar electrical performance. These electrically conductive composites are being utilised for electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection and electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding. An electrically conductive thermoplastic compound may be injection-moulded with normal processing equipment, and parameters, into a cost-effective method of providing electrical protection. The typical loadings and their performance are listed opposite. (SE) db 70 60 50 40 30 VS VOLUME RESISTIVITY Vol % SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS VOLUME CONCENTRATION 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 2 4 VOLUME CONCENTRATION (%) (Ohm. cm) Application In general, it can be recommended that: 0.5 <103 ESD protection The back pressure should be used as the main control of applied shear to the compound during the processing. Essentially, this means that enough back pressure is needed to create good dispersion of the fibres, but extreme levels of back pressure are to be avoided to maintain fibre integrity. Slightly higher processing temperatures could be used to enhance fibre dispersion. 1.0 1.5 > 1-10 0.1-1 <0.1 EMI Shielding 30-50 db EMI Shielding 50-60 db EMI Shielding >60 db Injection screw RPM should not be extreme, or fibres may be worked into balls. Injection speed and holding pressure should be slower and lower than normal, so as to prevent migration of the fibres away from the gate area during the cooling cycle. Shot size should be normally between 35% to 60% of capacity. Gate size is not of extreme importance and it is recommended not to use very small gates. If dispersion is poor, fibre bundles could clog pin gates. Extremely long flow lengths are to be avoided, since the longer the flow, the more turbulence, or shear, is imparted to the compound causing a loss of fibre integrity. SE OPTIMUM Opening of the fibre bundles GRANULATES RELATION OF SE (=Shielding Effectiveness) vs SHEAR FORCES BEST NETWORK DUST IDEAL Breaking of individual fibres SHEAR

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