Dow Launches DOWSIL CC-8000 Series UV and Dual Moisture Cure Conformal Coatings
Dow has launched the DOWSIL CC-8000 Series UV and Dual Moisture Cure Conformal Coatings, a series of solvent-free silicone coatings that provide strong protection for electronic components in renewable energy applications as well as electric motors, power tools and appliances, and at an extremely fast rate.
The DOWSIL CC-8000 Series UV and Dual Moisture Cure Conformal Coatings offer UV/LED on-demand cure with secondary cure for shadowed areas. Curing in seconds using broad-spectrum UV or LED light enables high production throughput and reduces energy costs compared to thermal cure materials, and saves time compared to room temperature cure materials.
These one-component, translucent conformal coatings can be produced without the addition of solvents, creating a better working environment for workers in the electronics manufacturing industry, and require a smaller equipment footprint, helping to reduce operating costs. They are also stable in harsh conditions, provide excellent protection in high humidity environments, prevent contamination, and have excellent flame retardancy and stress relief.
“The introduction of the DOWSIL CC-8000 Series of UV and dual moisture cure conformal coatings reflects Dow’s commitment to developing technologies that enhance performance and sustainability,” said Cody Schoener, senior marketing manager, Dow Silicones. “Silicone is a well-known versatile and reliable material, making it an excellent choice for precision electronic components to help address market trends impacting this sector, including environmental, health and safety issues and better protection of components from stress and environmental factors. We look forward to working with electronics manufacturers to enhance their components and production lines with this innovative range of products.”
2026-07-27
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