Articles about Overmolding Electronics

Written by Cavist, the pioneers of low pressure molding technology in the US.

Exploring the Advantages of Overmolding for Automotive OEMs - Part 2

Overmolding continues to be a game-changer for automotive OEMs, offering far more than just mechanical reinforcement...

Exploring the Advantages of Overmolding for Automotive OEMs - Part 1

In a rapidly evolving automotive industry, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are constantly seeking innovative solutions to enhance...

Challenges in Protecting Electronics

Electronics are an integral part of modern life, powering countless applications such as medical devices, automotive systems, and consumer gadgets...

Medical Devices & Electronics

The incorporation of electronics into medical devices began in earnest in the mid-20th century, with transformative innovations such as the implantable pacemaker...

What Ingress Protection Can You Get with Overmolding?

Ingress Protection (IP) ratings play a crucial role in evaluating the robustness and longevity of electronic devices by measuring their resistance to...

Can You Overmold Batteries?

With the surge in battery-powered electronics, the need for advanced protection methods has become more critical than ever...

What Overmolding Can Do for Wearable Technology

The rise of wearable technology has significantly transformed the daily lives of many by embedding advanced electronics into accessories...

Circuitboard For Electronic Encapsulation

Electronic Encapsulation Methods, Process and Benefits

The Future is Electronic. As a result, the world is producing the biggest array of electrical components in history. Parts like sensors, actuators, CPUs, and PCBs all...

Epoxy Molding Compounds For Automotive Ev Applications

Epoxy Molding Compounds for Auto/EV Applications

As the automotive market continues to shift toward electrification, Cavist sees increasing promise for the application of Epoxy Molding Compounds (EMCs) for PCB-level electronic...

Epoxy Overmolding : A new approach to proven protection

When it comes to protecting electronics from harsh environments, design engineers have only a limited number of technologies to choose from...