Automotive Assembly Encapsulates

Epoxy Resin Coating Protects Car Systems

Encapsulation compounds for automobile ignition start-up make driving performance run smoothly The auto industry incorporates epoxy resins in coil assemblies attached to the ignition systems. Ignition coils convert the car's battery voltage into a higher voltage to create the spark necessary to ignite the fuel in the cylinder, starting the engine cycle. Covering a metal coil with an epoxy resin helps protect it from the elements. A reliable epoxy resin coating insulates the auto coil ensuring complete protection against moisture and foreign elements. An epoxy resin insulating your car’s coils keeps the electrical conduction from affecting other parts of the car upon contact.

Here are several ways having a quality polyurethane resin will improve your coil assembly:

Protection against vibration
Insulation against corrosive agents
Electrical potting for impregnation of high voltage coils
Thermal shock resistance

Epoxies Specially Designed for Car Systems

Epic Resins produces potting compounds designed specifically for automotive functions.

Shelf Stability: Our epoxies are built to last- remaining strong and effective long-term for years to come.
Low Hardness: Makes the resin less stiff and gives what flexibility is needed with the auto coil assembly
Low Viscosity: Allows the epoxy to flow better onto the coils
Chemical Resistance in a Variety of Temperatures: Our resins protect ignition coils from extreme hot and cold temperatures and weather year-round.
High Dielectric Strength: Withstands high electrical fields without breaking down
Flame Retardant: Epoxies and polyurethanes with fire-resistant properties prevent burning when exposed to flames

We carry several finely tuned auto epoxy resin coating products to meet your coil encapsulation needs. Automobile manufacturing isn't the only industry we develop resins for, either. The telecommunications and LED Lighting industries also benefit immensely from the incorporation of epoxy casting resin and polyurethane in the manufacturing process.