When pro­tec­ting sen­si­tive com­pon­ents from exter­nal, envi­ron­men­tal influ­en­ces and vibra­tion, fle­xi­ble or soft cold-curing pot­ting solu­ti­ons are usually used.

Dol­ph’s^® pot­ting resins offer easy pro­cessa­bi­lity and fast curing com­bi­ned with excep­tio­nal cycle and tem­pe­ra­ture resistance.

Typi­cal app­li­ca­ti­ons in the elec­tro­nics and auto­mo­tive indus­tries are the pro­tec­tion of elec­tro­nic assem­blies through excel­lent heat dis­si­pa­tion, as well as the fixa­tion of bat­tery cells.

Semi-fle­xi­ble pot­ting resins are usually used for the reli­able pro­tec­tion of electri­cal and elec­tro­nic com­pon­ents such as motors, capa­ci­tors or even inductors.

Our cold- and hot-curing Dol­ph’s pot­ting resins are cha­rac­te­ri­zed by their extreme ease of pro­ces­sing com­bi­ned with high ther­mal con­duc­ti­vity, crack-free curing, and high cycle resistance.

Extre­mely hard and resistant pot­ting resins are mostly used to pro­tect engi­nes and gene­ra­tors that are sub­jec­ted to hig­her strain, such as those used in indus­trial app­li­ca­ti­ons but also in the luxury car seg­ment. Here, reli­able pro­tec­tion and excel­lent heat dis­si­pa­tion are cru­cial factors.

Our Dol­ph’s heat-curing pot­ting resins offer ease of pro­ces­sing cou­pled with supe­rior ther­mal con­duc­ti­vity. They also fea­ture crack-free curing to improve effi­ci­ency and reduce par­tial discharges.