Commercial Electronics
The barrier and dielectric properties of Parylene make it the premium coating for electronics exposed to environmental threats such as moisture condensation, harsh chemicals, or corrosive gases. Parylene is used on electronics ranging from advanced military and aerospace electronics to general-purpose industrial products.

Medical Products
Parylene's complete encapsulation nature and biocompatibility makes Parylene an ideal choice coating medical devices ranging from silicone tubes to advanced coronary Stents. Only SCS Parylene offers FDA drug/device master file reference to our customers, certification evidence, and full time dedicated medical product manager.

Ferrite Cores
The thin but strong dielectric properties of Parylene makes Parylene useful for coating small ferrite cores used in modems, LAN and other telecommunication devices. Because Ferrites are often tumble coated, Parylene coating is often very economical.

Synthetic Rubber
The barrier and dry film lubricity of Parylene makes it an ideal choice of coating synthetic rubber products ranging from Medical Grade Silicone Rubber to EPDM. Because rubber products can be coated in a Tumble Coating Chamber, Parylene coating is often very economical.

MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems)
At the forefront of technological research are Microelectromechanical Systems or MEMS for short. These small machines often smaller than a grain of sand will revolutionize the world. Because Parylene can be applied as thin as a few hundred angstroms. Parylene is used for protective properties and to avoid "stiction".

Parylene Hall of Fame
As a leader in Parylene for the last 30 years, SCS has had the honor to work on some truly fascinating projects. The "Parylene Hall of Fame" is a collection of just some of the more noteworthy projects SCS has had the pleasure to work upon ranging from the "Titanic" to "Pictures of Mars" and everything in between.