I am happy to announce that new HTEC coating is available.
Compared to the previous EC-coating, the transparency has been improved.
Applying HTEC coating is simple and straightforward.
Using a simple brush you will have a low mass coating: a single layer has a mass which equals around 1 micron of Mylar. (max)
The resistance is between 10exp8 and 10exp9 ohm (10exp9 = 1 giga-ohm) and is hardly affected by the humidity of air.
Please note that the shelf-life of the coatingfluid is limited. When stored in the fridge, it has to be used within 5 months. The exact expirationdate is on the package.
Kind regards,
Compared to the previous EC-coating, the transparency has been improved.
Applying HTEC coating is simple and straightforward.
Using a simple brush you will have a low mass coating: a single layer has a mass which equals around 1 micron of Mylar. (max)
The resistance is between 10exp8 and 10exp9 ohm (10exp9 = 1 giga-ohm) and is hardly affected by the humidity of air.
Please note that the shelf-life of the coatingfluid is limited. When stored in the fridge, it has to be used within 5 months. The exact expirationdate is on the package.
Kind regards,
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Hi,
For good adhesion, the mylar must be perfectly clean. The instuctionguide of the HTEC-coating tells you how to do this. However, in case of old (used) mylar films, I doubt if you can remove all the dirt. The adhesion on existing coatings is not tested. You will also add more mass as there are two coatings instead of one. You also may like to renew the high voltage connection with the coating. So for these reasons I do not recommend to put HTEC-coating on old (coated) mylar films, though I can understand you want to avoid the trouble of changing the mylar films.
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