There are several different types of Parylene coatings, each with their attributes:

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HZO Guardian Plus™

Best barrier properties, including preventing gas,  water vapor, and salt penetration.

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HZO Guardian Zero™

Highest in dielectric properties.

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HZO Guardian EX™:

Two options available. One is more capable of withstanding higher thermal loads, and the other withstands exposure to UV.

Depending on the application, one form of Parylene can be more beneficial over the other. But in all cases, it provides sophisticated waterproofing for IPX ratings of 7, corrosion resistance, and reliability in the wake of harmful gasses.

Pros and Cons of Parylene Coatings

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Parylene excels at stopping many threats, like acidic beverages, air pollutants, and other complex chemicals. Its even safe for implanted medical devices. Parylene's quality coverage comes at a higher cost than other conformal coatings, and repairs can be challenging. But in exchange, Parylene is very durable, making it the prime option for longevity and sustainable impact.
 
Because of its high dielectric constant, Parylene makes an exceptional barrier against electrical interference for your device. You won’t find a more rugged, environmentally friendly material.

Parylene Conformal Coatings at a Glance

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Completely conformal thin-film coating

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High dielectric strength, low dielectric constant

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Perfect for protecting mission-critical devices

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High dielectric strength, low dielectric constant

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Long-lasting environmental damage protection