Silicones are very stable under the influence of temperature and weather. This makes silicone an ideal sealing and potting material for electronics and optical elements. Silicones naturally have a high volume resistivity and a dielectric constant of around 3 at 1 kHz. With fillers, silicones can be made conductive for...
✔ Flexible, Crystal Clear
✔ Suitable for potting
✔ Shore A 25 (Medium Hard)
✔ Low shrinkage (<0.1%)
✔ 130 minutes of working time
✔ Mixing ratio (Weight) 100: 100
✔ Increases the adhesion between condensation and addition curing silicone and various surfaces
✔ Used for Arresters, Cable Accessories, Insulators
✔Organic solvent, free of toluene and aromatic solvents
✔ Increases the adhesion between condensation and addition curing silicone and various surfaces
✔ Functions on metals, wood, various plastics such as PETG
✔ Soluble in white spirit or alcohol
✔ Works with silicones with a high oil content
✔ Provides excellent adhesion onto various substrates.
✔ For addition curing silicone
✔ Solvent based
✔ Various application methods (e.g. coating, dipping, brushing, spraying)
✔ Further dilution in organic solvents possible
✔ Foam factor 6
✔ Hardness Shore C 4
✔ Open cell structure
✔ Mixing ratio (Weight) 100:100
✔ Working time 2 minutes
✔ Curing time 2 hours
✔ Density 0.193 g/cm³
✔ low solvent content
✔ straightforward processing
✔ 2 component mixing ratio 2:1
✔ excellent adhesion
✔ no drying necessary
Silicones are very stable under the influence of temperature and weather. This makes silicone an ideal sealing and potting material for electronics and optical elements.
Silicones naturally have a high volume resistivity and a dielectric constant of around 3 at 1 kHz.
With fillers, silicones can be made conductive for electricity and / or heat.
Due to the low or no shrinkage and the absence of bleeding by products we usually recommend the use of addition-curing silicones. If a project should be cheap however condensation curing silicones are possible too.
A silicone gel is mostly used in electronic devices where after the encapsulation some elements should remain measurable or in projects with highly sensible equipment.
Almost all addition curing silicones may be used for potting or encapsulating electronics. Silicones may be colored with appropriate dyes.
Silicones attach to almost nothing when the surface is smooth. If adhesion is desired please degrease (with thinner) and if possible roughen the surface and use a primer to promote adhesion.
