P-50 Heat Resistant Platinum Silicone

Description

Typical Properties of P-50 Heat Resistant Platinum Silicone

Uncatalyzed Compound

Color Base: Tan Activator: BlueViscosity (cps) Base: 130,000 – 160,000 Activator: 1000 – 2000Mixing Ratio (B/A) By weight: 100 / 10 By volume: 100 / 13.2

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Mixed Viscosity Working Time Cure Time Shelf Life

95,000 – 120,000 1.5 to 2.5 hours 16 – 18 hours
6 months

Vulcanized (cured) Properties (7 days @ 70° F / 50% relative humidity)

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Shore A Hardness (±4)Post Cure: ( 4)

1 hour at 1500F 1 hour at 2500F 1 hour at 3000F

One day: 58

7 Days: 62

59
52
54
75 ± 15 ppi
900 ± 50 psi
200 ± 25 %
2.05 x 10-4m/m-0C -60 to 650

nil 1.24 22.4

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Tear Resistance (ASTM D624)
Tensile Strength (ASTM D412)
Elongation (ASTM D412)
Coeffecient of Thermal Expansion (linear) Service Temperature (° F)

Shrinkage Specific Gravity Coverage (in3 / lb)

The information contained in this data sheet is, to our best knowledge, true and accurate, but all recommendations or suggestions are made without guarantee. Since the conditions of use are beyond our control, Silicones, Inc. disclaims any liability incurred in connection with the use of our products and information contained herein.

About Silicones, Inc.

Silicones, Inc. combines state-of-the art two-component room temperature vulcanized (RTV-2) silicone rubber technology with a solid commitment to individualized service and product development.

Silicone Inc. Capabilities

• Custom Capabilities
• Rigorous Testing
• Flexible Production Schedule
• Large Scale Capacity

Since its inception, Silicones, Inc. has continuously invested in equipment to expand its capabilities. They maintain significant inventory of raw materials allowing us to quickly respond to orders of standard and custom formulated products. Their testing procedures ensure that the product we provide will perform in your application.

As the cutting edge teaching facility, Anglers Artistry has to work with the best products and the best partners who care about the industry of taxidermy! Back in 1985 I took the opportunity to attend a 2 week workshop on molding parts un-related to taxidermy and walked away with the new product that would change how I create and, since we started teaching in 1991, how we teach!

I have been so excited to become a distributor for the taxidermy industry and as leader in the teaching of the “HOW-TOO’S” of products for the every day taxidermists it is our partnership with Silicone Inc that will continue to bring new innovations to you the artist!

My Best
Rick Krane