A dielectric coating is a thin layer of material that is applied onto the surface of an object to improve its electrical insulation properties. They are commonly used in electronic devices, EV batteries, and e-motors to prevent electrical current from flowing across or through the surface of a component or device.
When dielectric coating materials are applied to a surface, they create a barrier that prevents electrical charges from passing through or across the surface. This barrier is created by the properties of the dielectric material used in the coating.
Applications: Battery Cooling Plate, Battery Box, Motor Magnets
JMC 700k is a matte black heat-cure, epoxy-based coating provides excellent electrical insulation and protects against corrosion and heat. JMC-700k can be spray or dip applied to cooling plates, battery boxes or permanent magnets for e-motors.
Applications: Battery Cells, Battery Boxes, Battery Cooling Plates
Sipiol UV is a UV-cured, VOC-Free, 100% solids, dielectric coating that cures in seconds that has superior adhesion to metals and plastics. It’s electrically insulative and can eliminate PET tapes and powder coating allowing you to decrease the risk of a shock-induced delamination of cells from cooling plates, replace traditional adhesive tapes and separators allowing for more cells to be placed in the same space and reduce overall thermal impedance.
What We Cover:
Sipiol UV offers improve edge coverage and provides dielectric protection where existing solutions may fail
How this coating can improve bonding strength to other components in the battery pack
Sipiol UV can increase throughput and offers quick handling strength due to the rapid cure
100% VOC free and environmentally friendly
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Learn more about our Portfolio of Cooltherm applications and which one is ideal for your battery pack design.
Looking for frequently asked questions about Sipiol UV? You've found the right place. Our technical support teams, scientists, and application engineers have developed a comprehensive list of answers to some of the top questions we get asked.
In the first of this three-part blog series, we cover the role of dielectric materials in the assembly of high-voltage battery packs and what’s being done to improve the electrical isolation performance of dielectric materials in battery safety with a focus on four types that exist today.
In part two of the series, we walk through the extensive testing process our team completed on a variety of dielectric materials for EV batteries.
In this last part of the series, we examine the factors that should be weighed when selecting a dielectric material for electric vehicle battery applications