Electrical Potting and Encapsulating
Available formulations include:
- One- and two-component epoxy systems and polyurethanes with excellent thermal conductivity
- Vacuum-stable epoxies and polyurethanes for void-free casting of high-voltage devices
- One- and two-component heat-cure epoxy/anhydride systems
- Two-component ambient-cure epoxy systems and polyurethanes
- UL-recognized systems

Where Our Electrical Potting and Encapsulation Protects Electronics
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AS9100DCertified Manufacturer
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ISO 9001Quality Management
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50+Years Structural Bonding
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FastQualification Cycles
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between potting and encapsulation?
Potting fully fills an enclosure, so the component is embedded in solid resin. Encapsulation usually means a thinner protective layer over the part. In practice, the terms overlap, and we formulate for both.
When should I choose epoxy for electrical potting?
Epoxy suits applications requiring rigidity, strong adhesion, and chemical resistance. It excels where a hard, durable seal matters more than flexibility, which is why it dominates automotive, power, and aerospace electronics.
Can you make a thermally conductive epoxy potting compound?
Yes. We engineer a thermally conductive epoxy potting compound that draws heat away from dense components toward the housing, keeping temperatures within a safe range that protects long-term performance.
Do your epoxy potting compounds meet flame-retardant standards?
They can. We formulate potting epoxy to UL flame-retardant ratings when the application demands it, then document the results so your quality team has audit-ready proof for certification.
How do I know which electrical potting compound fits my application?
Let us know your operating environment, thermal loads, and dielectric needs. Our chemists match the right electrical potting compound to those conditions rather than handing you a fixed catalog product.
Can you supply production volumes with consistent quality?
Yes. As certified epoxy potting compound manufacturers, we scale from lab samples to production quantities while maintaining the same formulation and documentation across every order.