American Fairfield Inc.
STAYDRY® Hydrogen Getter & Moisture Absorber
STAYDRY® Hydrogen Getter & Moisture Absorber
STAYDRY® Hydrogen Getter & Moisture Absorber is a type of material designed to remove moisture and hydrogen from sealed electronic packages or enclosures. Moisture and hydrogen can cause various problems in electronic components such as corrosion, electrical shorts, and decreased performance. Therefore, it is important to maintain a dry environment within the electronic package or enclosure to ensure its proper functionality.
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Hydrogen Getter
- STAYDRY® H2-3000
Film form hydrogen absorber with high capacity - STAYDRY® H2-3000PSA
Film version with Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) for easier attach.
- STAYDRY® H2-3000
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Features
- Eliminates RV attach and primer process
- Eliminates squeeze out of RTV silicone
- Reduces ~ 16-24 hours of staging/curing and production time
- Meets MIL – STD 883 Method 5011 testing
- Passes ASTM E595 outgassing
- Standards thickness available: 8, 10, 20, 30 mil
- Special thicknesses, custom preforms, and laser cut preforms are available upon request
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Moisture Absorber
- STAYDRY® Z20
Fast absorbing space grade film absorber with PSA attach adhesive - NEW PRODUCT - STAYDRY® HiCapTM 2000
Leading moisture getter for telecom and medical applications.
- STAYDRY® Z20
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Features
- High adhesive strength to: stainlesssteel, titanium, Kovar, gold plated Kovar, nickel plated Kovar, polyimide, aluminum, ABS, acrylic, polystyrene, polycarbonate, polypropylene, silicone rubber & PET High heat resistance
- Low outgassing
- Low ionics
- RoHS & REACH compliant
- Excellent chemical resistance
- High level of environmental performance
STAYDRY® Hydrogen Getter & Moisture Absorber uses a combination of desiccant (moisture-absorbing) materials and reactive metal alloys to absorb both moisture and hydrogen. The desiccant materials are typically silica gel or molecular sieves, while the reactive metals are usually zirconium and/or titanium. Together, these materials work to capture moisture and hydrogen molecules that may enter the electronic package or enclosure, preventing them from causing damage to the electronic components.