LCD Heat Seal Connector

HEAT SEAL CONNECTOR SPECIFICATIONS
1.Brief Introduction
Heat Seal Connector is a new conduction material which can be bent at will. Its stable performance and easy-to-use features make it the best solution to connect PCBs and LCDs. Also for its unique conductivity and flexibility it is widely used on computers radio-recorders telephone sets rereaders CD players digital cameras instrument meters electronic clocks etc.
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2.Electric Conduction Theory
By using high temperature resistant PET film as basic material carbon paste silver or silver and carbon paste mixture as electric conduction circuits custom print the model numbers and then overlay one film of special conductive glue with spread-out conductive particles. At last heat seal it on the PCB or LCDa s electrodes.

3.Technical Data
Conductor Resistance < 500 IC/CMA
Adhesive Strength > 500g/ CMA
Temperature Endurance: -40A C+80A C
Temp.and Humidity Test: Place in H. 95% Temp. 50A C environment for 500 hrs without any change.
Heat Impact: -40A C +70A C circle for 10 times without any change

4.Operating Steps
a.Cut the appropriate length for use and remove the protective paper.
b.Put the heat seal connectora s conductive side to the PCB or LCDa s corresponding lead wires and stick them together.
c.Prepare a heat sealer with constant temperature pressure and timer. Install silicone film on the sealer.
d. 40pin*1.0pitch 837# 40pin 1.2pitch H210 Heat sealing conditions:
Temperature: 140A C A 10A C; Time: 4 seconds ;
Pressure: 35-45kg/ CMA ;
5.Important Notes
a.Keep the sealing surface from vapor blemishes dusts oxidants etc and keep it dry.
b.Dona t remove the heat seal connectora s protective paper too early before use. Just to avoid it being contaminated or oxidated.
c.Place the unit in a flush surface. Pay special attention to sealera s press head that it should contact the connectors in parallel. Otherwise it will cause uneven sealing.
d.Please note that the pressure temperature refers to the press heada s actual temperature not the heating element conduction temperature.