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The B2300 heat resistant pad is made of silicon rubber. Our experience is that silicon can cause adhesion issues with conformal coat (UR). Do you have any data concerning this issue?

Chris Stuber
Soldering

The HAKKO B2300 Heat-Resistant Pad is made of ESD safe heat-resistant silicone that contains between 9 and 12% silica, which contributes to the pad's ability to resist very high temperatures. The material is also impregnated with carbon. Under normal usage of the heat-resistant pads, we have not seen any contamination issues resulting in wetting difficulties or other issues with solder connections nor have we seen any adhesion issues when applying a urethane conformal coating. Silicone in this solid stable form generally does not deposit a residue that is then transferred to the PCB assembly. Contamination or residues due to offgassing were also not observed during use or during storage in close proximity to an assembly.
 
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