Die Attach Epoxy Adhesives
Die Attach Epoxy Adhesives for Electronics

Master Bond's advanced die attach adhesives are increasingly accepted for demanding microelectronic semiconductor packaging as well as for chip on board assemblies. They offer outstanding bond strength for adhering components directly onto printed circuitry. These systems are presently employed in the assembly of many critical electrical devices used in commercial, military, space and medical applications.

Types of Die Attach Epoxies
Master Bond die attach adhesives are available in one component heat curing formulations and as B-staged epoxy films. They are designed to cure quickly for high volume production.

Outstanding Physical Properties of Die Attach Adhesives
Our high performance die attach compounds have many advantages, including:

Excellent resistance to thermal cycling
Mechanical shock and vibration resistant
100% reactive; they do not contain any volatiles
Dimensional stability
Low ionic impurities
Adhesion to mismatched coefficients of thermal expansion
Adjustable volume resistivity
Void free uniform bond lines
Low humidity sensitivity
Advanced heat dissipation characteristics.
Our ROHS compliant compositions can be used with a wide range of die sizes and exhibit outstanding die shear strength as shown in the following table.

Die Shear Strength Testing Results for Thermally Conductive Adhesives
System Type    Product    Electrical Conductivity    Die Shear Strength
@ 75°F 2x2 mm (80x80 mil)
Epoxy film    FL901AO    Electrically insulative    40-42 kg-f
One part epoxy    EP17HTDA-1    Electrically insulative    24-27 kg-f
One part epoxy    Supreme 3HTND-2DA    Electrically insulative    19-21 kg-f
Epoxy film    FL901S    Electrically conductive    24-26 kg-f
One part epoxy    EP3HTSDA-1    Electrically conductive    20-22 kg-f
One part epoxy    EP3HTSDA-2    Electrically conductive    20-22 kg-f
Die Shear Test Method
A small die is carefully mounted/attached on a lead frame with the help of an adhesive. The adhesive is typically dispensed (if liquid) or die cut and applied on the lead frame first. After mounting the die on the substrate, the adhesive is cured using the recommended cure schedule on the data sheet. Following this, a load applying instrument tries to shear (remove) the die from the lead frame by applying a force parallel to the lead frame (substrate). The point at which the die shears or breaks with the lead frame is then noted. This force is measured in kg-force needed to break the adhesive bond.

Die Attach Compounds Come in Convenient Packaging
These high performance epoxies can be readily dispensed by syringes and other conventional devices as well as by specialized printing technologies.


Some of Our Most Popular Die Attach Materials
Supreme 3HTND-2DA One Part Epoxy    Supreme 3HTND-2DA
One component, fast curing die attach adhesive. Excellent die shear strength. Serviceable from -100°F to +400°F. Low ionics. Superior thermal conductivity and electrical insulation properties. Dispenses smoothly without tailing or bleed out. Cures in 5-10 minutes at 150°C. NASA low outgassing approved. Available in syringes. Well suited for automatic dispensing. Performed well in 85°C/85% RH testing.

EP3HTSDA-1 One Part Die Attach Epoxy    EP3HTSDA-1
Silver filled electrically conductive, die attach epoxy has a rapid cure speed. Low volume resistivity and high temperature resistance. Superior bond strength. Thermally conductive. Smooth paste, consistency. Available in syringes that are compatible with various types of automatic dispensers or manual dispensing. Serviceable from -80°F to +400°F.

EP17HTDA-1 One Part Epoxy    EP17HTDA-1
Single component heat curable epoxy epoxy adhesive/sealant. Non-drip system. Resists up to 525°F. Meets NASA low outgassing specifications. Meets MIL-STD-883J Section 3.5.2 for thermal stability. High lap shear, tensile and compressive strength. Tg of 230-240°C after post cure.

FL901AO Epoxy Based Film    FL901AO
High performance, thermally conductive, electrically insulative, resin based epoxy adhesive film system. Offers superior mechanical strength, convenient handling, good storage stability and fast cures at moderate temperatures. Uniform bond line thickness. Special preforms can also be prepared in multiple shapes and sizes. Serviceable from -100°F to +400°F.

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