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Flash-B-Gone
For Aluminum
Metallization/Evaporators
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KEY ATTRIBUTES
- Boron nitride coating is nonreactive with
metal flash shield areas due to its slightly alkaline pH.
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Applied like ordinary house paint; no curing is needed -- simply
allow to dry completely before placing into service.
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Coating is designed for good adherence during operation with minimal
outgassing.
- Coating and aluminum flash are easily removed
after the run by vacuum cleaning or mechanical means, leaving the
area free of aluminum and ready for the next “roll coating”
campaign.
- Aluminum flash will not
flake-off during run.
- Consistent,
uniform, quality coating with rapid delivery for all
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Flash-B-Gone is a specially
formulated, water-based, boron nitride paint that is easily applied
to metal shields and surfaces that get coated with aluminum during
vacuum metallization/ evaporator coating. There is no peeling
or flaking-off of the coating during aluminizing. At the end
of the “roll coating” process, Flash-B-Gone and the aluminum
overspray film are readily removed from the flash shields or
from any other parts/inner-workings of the vacuum evaporator
chamber. No heavy scraping/chiseling/hammering is needed to clean off the vacuum chamber and equipment parts in order to
ready it for the next roll to be aluminized.
Flash-B-Gone
진공
금속화 및 증발 코팅 과정에 알루미늄으로 코팅되는 표면
또는 금속 쉴드에 손쉽게 도포할 수 있는 수용성 BN 페인트입니다.
알루미늄을 입히는 동안 벗겨지거나 들고 일어남이 없으며,
"롤-코팅"의 마지막에 Flash-B-Gone과 알루미늄
오버스프레이 필름은 섬광 차폐막이나 진공 증발 챔버의
어떤 부품이나 작업 기자재로부터 쉽사리 제거됩니다. 즉,
다음 롤의 코팅 작업을 준비하기 위하여 진공 챔버나 작업
기기들을 청소하는데 있어서 망치로 두들겨 깨거나, 끌로
후벼 파거나, 마구 긁어 내거나 하는, 그런 청소 작업을
할 필요가 없다는 것입니다.
USE NOTES
Flash-B-Gone is used for masking any areas where
unwanted aluminum adherence would normally occur:
-Flash Shields
-Chamber Walls
-Inner Components
Flash-B-Gone is easy-to-use, like ordinary housepaint
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APPLICATION
INFORMATION
IMPORTANT - FOR BEST RESULTS, DO NOT
DILUTE; USE FULL STRENGTH.
1. Resuspend the paint before use.
2. For first-time use, clean shield surfaces to be
painted of oils, dirt, scale, and loose materials.
3. Brush on a thin layer of paint. A second thin
coating may be applied but is generally not needed. [Note:
alternately, spray-coating with a pressurized air-sprayer can also
be done.]
4. Allow the brushed coating to become dry to the
touch before use.
5. Post-metallizing: minimal effort to remove the
coating and aluminum layer is needed. Flash-B-Gone is easily removed
with light wire-brushing and vacuum cleaning.
6. After first use, if desired, coating can be applied
on top of any residual boron nitride coating on shield surfaces
after the aluminum has been scraped off/removed. |
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