PT Flex 60 Flexible Poly urethane

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PT Flex 60 Flexible Poly urethane

PLEASE NOTE: since August 2023, polyurethane with a diisocyanate content of more than 0.1% may only be used in companies where employees have completed the required courses.

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Polytek PT Flex 60 flexible polyurethane

The polyurethane from this renowned manufacturer is of high quality.

This is a 2-component polyurethane that cures quickly into a sturdy rubber. This polyurethane rubber is perfect for molding decorative pieces, production parts, tools, models, etc.

Due to the slightly bright yellow / amber color, this polyurethane can be easily colored with polyurethane dyes.

The hardness is clearly lower than with the PT Flex 80 and the bendability is also a lot better

Processing

The model or mold in which PT Flex 60 is processed must be non-porous and may contain no sulfur. So be careful with (dried) clay, etc. If the model is porous or contains sulfur, it is best to seal it with shellac or another well-sealing sealer. If the product is only porous, PVA or ordinary paints will also suffice.

After applying a pore filler or lacquer, a release agent must also be applied. This is certainly necessary on Shellac. But a release agent must also be applied to non-sealed products.

Please test carefully whether the mold or shape (after sealing and release agent) is indeed compatible with this polyurethane.

Make sure components A and B are both at room temperature (20-25 ^o C) and the ambient temperature is above 16 ^o C during the whole process including full cure.

Stirr the B component well in its container before decanting.

Mix with a spatula in a clean mixing bowl as machine mixing can trap a lot of air. Scrape the sides of the mixing bowl carefully while stirring.

Pour as soon as possible after stirring. DO NOT scrape sides of the mixing bowl while pouring.

Let the product harden at room temperature and de-mold after the de-mold time. The final properties, as with most room temperature polyurethanes, are reached after 7 days.

Cleaning

Wipe down tools before the product hardens. Use ethanol as a solvent, but be careful of flammability. Wax surfaces of desk etc, to keep workspace clean easily.

Characteristics

Mixing ratio: 1A: 1B by weight (e.g. 100 grams A with 100 grams B)
Hardness: 55 Shore A
Pouring time, 250 grams: 5 minutes mix (min)
Demoulding time at 25 ° C: 2 hours
Demoulding time at 70 ° C: 30 minutes
Specific weight: 1.04 gram / cm³
Cured Color: Yellow / Amber cloudy, clear
Initial Mixed Viscosity: 760 cSt
Specific volume: 0.94 L / Kg
Shrinkage on curing: 0.25% (highly temperature dependent)
Tensile strength: 2.14 N / mm²
Elastic modulus: 1.31 N / mm²
Elongation: 220%
Tear strength: 12.43 N / mm

Shelf life

This product has a shelf life of at least 6 months when properly stored. Store in tightly closed containers without moisture (preferably covered with an inert gas) in a dark location between 15-32^oC.