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Technical Datasheet · P-429

Transparent platinum-cure RTV-2 silicone gel for potting and encapsulation

Platinum cure (addition)

Key properties

Mix ratio (wt)100:100
Working time2.0–4.0hours
Cure time18–24hours

General Information

Silicones, Incorporated’s P-429 Platinum Gel is an extremely soft, tacky, transparent, resilient silicone rubber gel. It is a two component, addition cure material that is sensitive to cure inhibition when in contact with sulfur, nitrogen or organo-tin containing materials. P-429 has a low viscosity that allows for easy mixing, deairing, and pouring. It is used for potting or encapsulating electrical parts where visual inspection is required. It has excellent electrical insulating properties and provides superior damping characteristics. P-429 has greater mechanical properties than traditional gels and can be used in conjunction with platinum cured special effect silicones to produce realistic simulations of living tissue.

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.

Typical Properties

Uncatalyzed Compound

Color
Base:TransparentActivator:Transparent
Viscosity
Base:4,000cpsActivator:4,000cps
Mixing Ratio
By weight:100:100By volume:n.a.
Mixed Viscosity
n.a.cps
Working Time
2.0–4.0hours
Cure Time
18–24hours
Shelf Life
12months

Vulcanized (Cured) Properties

Measured at 7 days, 70°F / 50% relative humidity

Shore A Hardness
One day:n.a.7 days:n.a.
±4 durometer
Tear Resistance
n.a.ppiASTM D624
Tensile Strength
n.a.psiASTM D412
Elongation
n.a.%ASTM D412
Service Temperature
n.a.
Shrinkage
0.00%
Specific Gravity
1.00
Coverage
n.a.
Elongation
>500
Tensile strength
< 100
Texture analyzer
O/N : 30 +/- 5 7 day: Same
Volume Resistivity (ohmx/cm)
1 x 10^15
Dissipation Factor (@ 100 Hz)
0.003
Dielectric Constant (@ 100 Hz)
2.9
Dielectric Strength (volts/mil)
500

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