Silicone Elastomers C

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Silicone Elastomers C is an ultra-high elongation, two-component silicone elastomer with tear-resistant properties. It can be self-bonded by exposure to oxygen plasma and pressing surfaces together in a dry atmosphere.

Polymer Name: Silicone Elastomer

End Uses: Diaphragms, Electrical Interconnectors, Medical Devices, Microfluidic Devices, Optical Interconnectors, Seals

Features: Excellent Elastic Recovery, Excellent Flowability, Good Moldability, Good Penetration, Good Tear Strength, Good Thermal Stability, High Elongation, High Oxygen Permeability, High Performance, High Strength, Low Extractables, Low Hardness, Self-Sealing, Tear Resistance, Vibration Damping

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Identification & Functionality

Features & Benefits

Applications & Uses

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Applications
Plastics & Elastomers End Uses
Processing & Fabrication

Thoroughly mix Part A and Part B in a 100:1 ratio. Avoid introducing bubbles. For critical applications, de-air mix under vacuum. The pot-life is 24 hours at 25°C. Avoid entrapping air during transfer and casting. Cure at 100°C for 8 hours or at room temperature for 72 hours. Silicone Elastomers C can be self-bonded by exposure to oxygen plasma and pressing surfaces together in a dry atmosphere.

Properties

Physical Form
Cured Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Volume Resistivity2.90 x 10¹⁴ohm-cm-
Volatiles (4 hours, 150°C)max. 0.1wt%-
Tensile Strength6 - 7MPa-
Tear Strength42kN/m-
Specific Gravity (Part A)1.12g/mL-
Refractive Index (at 25°C)1.41--
Elongation (at Tear Failure)2000%-
Elongation5000%-
Durometer15Shore A-
Critical Surface Tension23 - 24mN/m-
Contact Angle (Water)105 - 100Degree-
Properties
ExSil® 100 Part Viscosity (cSt) Silicone Elastomer

Extractables (wt%)

Base (Part A) 12,000 - 14,000 Resin Reinforced Silicone 4.2
Activator (Part B) 800 - 1,000 Silicone - 100°C Strip 3.1
Activated Mix 12,000 - 14,000 ExSil® 100 0.2

Regulatory & Compliance

Chemical Inventories

Technical Details & Test Data

Technical Details and Test Data

Stress Strain Curves of ExSil® 100 (blue) compared to resin reinforced silicone (black)

TGA thermograms of ExSil® 100 (blue) compared to resin reinforced silicone (black)

Heat Aging ExSil® 100 (blue) vs. Conventional resin reinforced silicone (black)

ExSil® 100 microfluidic device with filled channels showed no device failure during tortuous extension

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Under

Nitrogen

Standard Packaging

2-Part 100:1 Kit

  • 202 g kit – contains 200 g part A (base), 2 g part B (cross-linker)
  • 1.01 kg kit – contains 1000 g part A (base), 10 g part B (cross-linker)