LZI anti-vulcanization thick film patch resistor Agent Brand Series

Vulcanization resistance is a special resistance, especially in some special application environments, such as petrochemical, Marine environment, automobile exhaust treatment, etc. In order to meet these needs, special materials and processes are used to make it have excellent anti-vulcanization characteristics. In an environment containing sulfides or similar corrosive gases, conventional resistors may be corroded, resulting in reduced performance or failure. LZI anti-vulcanization resistance through the unique material and structural design, improve the resistance to sulfides, so as to maintain stable performance in this harsh environment, becoming the ideal choice for petrochemical, Marine environment and other applications.

LZI thick film technology ensures stable quality
LZI anti-vulcanization thick film patch resistors are manufactured using thick film technology, which is a process in which resistive materials such as metal oxides or metal powders are printed and sintered on a ceramic substrate. Thick film technology has the advantages of low production cost and easy to realize automatic production, so it is widely used in the electronics industry. LZI company through the precise printing and sintering process to ensure the uniformity and stability of the resistance film, so as to ensure the resistance value and accuracy of the resistance. In addition, the thick film technology also makes the LZI anti-vulcanization thick film patch resistance has a high power bearing capacity to meet the needs of various electronic equipment.

Design and application of LZI patch resistor
LZI anti-vulcanization thick film patch resistor adopts patch design, small size, light weight, to surface mount technology (SMT) mounted on the circuit board, suitable for a variety of electronic equipment. Compared with traditional plug-in resistors, patch resistors not only save space, but also improve production efficiency and reliability. The chip design of LZI anti-vulcanization thick film patch resistor makes it widely used in modern electronic equipment, especially in areas with strict requirements for space and weight, such as aerospace, automotive electronics and so on.