Regulus applies conformal coating technology in PCB assembly to protect solder joints from environmental corrosion, dust, contaminants, moisture, electrical, and thermal damage, ensuring durability in harsh conditions.
Environment-friendly coatings comply with EU's RoHS Directive. Additionally, we have lead-free, halogen-free and low VOCs initiatives to support our customers.
Specific features:
Dielectric properties
Thermal stability
Barrier properties
Ultra-thin and pinhole-free, we are providing conformal coatings with exceptional properties, including:
Outstanding dielectric properties
Outstanding chemical and moisture barrier properties
Bio-compatible and bio-stable protection
Ultra-thin, conformal coating of all exposed surfaces
Outstanding multi-layer penetration
Thermal stability up to 450℃ (short-term)
Unparalleled ultraviolet stability
Circuit boards after environmental Testing (Humidity Exposure and Salt Mist Testing)
The more comprehensive the protection, the longer the product’s lifespan. REGULUS utilizes Conformal Coating technology on its PCBA, ensuring high product integrity even under harsh environmental conditions and impacts. This results in a longer lifespan and significantly reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Applications of PCB Assembly with Conformal Coating
 | Ultra-thin Parylene coatings protect critical automotive sensors, circuit boards and other electronic components from harsh chemicals, fluids and gases, even withstanding high temperatures encountered during prolonged use in engines and systems. |
 | Protect medical electronic components and devices from moisture, biofluids and biogases that can cause assemblies to fail prematurely. Such protection extends device life, prevents costly repairs and reduces the risk of failure. Surface modification for implantable medical devices such as cochlear implants, pacemakers and neurostimulation devices. The coating protects medical devices and components and serves as a biocompatible surface for tissue contact. |
 | Outstanding coating for electronics used in avionics applications and military vehicles and equipment, to protect against elements such as dust, sand, moisture, and chemical and biological agents. |