Description
- Two-part medium viscosity silicone elastomer dispersed in heptane
- Cures via addition-cure chemistry
- 1:1 Mix Ratio (Part A: Part B)
Applications
- Suitable for dip casting and heat-curing of thin elastomeric films
- Low viscosity makes dispersions ideal for use as sprayable coatings
- Useful as a solvent-based adhesive
NuSil™ MED10-6615 shall not be considered for use in human implantation for a period of greater than 29 days.
Product Details
| Property | Average Result |
|---|---|
| Cure Type | Heat Cure |
| Mix Ratio | 1:1 |
| Rheology | Flowable / Self Leveling |
| Appearance | Translucent |
| Cure | 30 minutes / RTV |
| Cure System | Platinum |
| Durometer | 72 Type 00 |
| Elongation | 750 % |
| Non Volatile Content | 32 % |
| Stress @ Strain | |
| Substrate | Primerless: Aluminum / Glass / PMMA / Silicone / With Primer: PEEK / Polycarbonate / Polyetherimide / ABS / Polyimide / Polysulphone / Polyurethane / Stainless steel |
| Tear | 120 ppi (21.16 kN/m) |
| Tensile | 1,060 psi (7.31 MPa) |
| Viscosity | 65 cP (65 mPa*s) |
| Comment | Silicone adhesive dispersed in heptane, cures rapidly with heat |
The Strongest Silicone Elastomer Ever Developed
Dr. Jim Lambert, NuSil® Director of Research and Development, Biomaterials, introduces our breakthrough material that has a tensile strength of up to 50% greater than existing silicone elastomers on the market.
The test data shown for this material is the average value for typical properties. All of these properties may not be tested on a lot to lot basis and cannot be used to draft specifications. Please contact NuSil for assistance and recommendations in establishing limits for product specifications.