POWERSIL® 460 MH
POWERSIL® 460 MH is a ready-to-use, electrically conductive silicone rubber grade for compression moulding. Curing Agent C1 is already incorporated.
Properties
Specific features of POWERSIL® 460 MH
- Electrically conductive
Disclaimer
All the information provided is in accordance with the present state of our knowledge. Nonetheless, we disclaim any warranty or liability whatsoever and reserve the right, at any time, to effect technical alterations. The information provided, as well as the product's fitness for an intended application, should be checked by the buyer in preliminary trials. Contractual terms and conditions always take precedence. This disclaimer of warranty and liability also applies particularly in foreign countries with respect to third parties' rights.
- stress cones for cable accessories
- cold shrink accessories
To obtain the optimum electrical properties, it is necessary to post-cure for at least 4 h at 200 °C after vulcanisation. Minimum temperature for crosslinking is 170 °C.
Contact with solvents or oils (also with silicone fluids) should be avoided, as the results in changes of the electrical conductivity.
Storage
The 'Best use before end' date of each batch is shown on the product label.
Storage beyond the date specified on the label does not necessarily mean that the product is no longer usable. In this case however, the properties required for the intended use must be checked for quality assurance reasons.
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Hardness Shore A | Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Tear strength | Compression Set | |
| POWERSIL® 3500 MH | red, light grey red, light grey | 45[1] 45[1] | 10.0 N/mm²[2] 10.0 N/mm²[2] | 850 %[3] 850 %[3] | 30 N/mm[4] 30 N/mm[4] | 20 %[5] 20 %[5] |
| POWERSIL® 352 MH | oyster white, tomato red oyster white, tomato red | 40[1] 40[1] | 10.0 N/mm²[2] 10.0 N/mm²[2] | 800 %[3] 800 %[3] | 30 N/mm[4] 30 N/mm[4] | - - |
| POWERSIL® 3525 MH | pearl orange, blue grey pearl orange, blue grey | 23[1] 23[1] | 9.5 N/mm²[2] 9.5 N/mm²[2] | 1100 %[3] 1100 %[3] | 30 N/mm[4] 30 N/mm[4] | - - |
| POWERSIL® 415 MH | black black | 41[1] 41[1] | 3.0 N/mm²[2] 3.0 N/mm²[2] | 470 %[3] 470 %[3] | 25 N/mm[4] 25 N/mm[4] | - - |
| POWERSIL® 440 MH | black black | 42[1] 42[1] | 7.5 N/mm²[2] 7.5 N/mm²[2] | 500 %[3] 500 %[3] | 12 N/mm[4] 12 N/mm[4] | - - |
| POWERSIL® 460 MH | black black | 50[1] 50[1] | 7.5 N/mm²[2] 7.5 N/mm²[2] | 650 - 700 %[3] 650 - 700 %[3] | 35 N/mm[4] 35 N/mm[4] | - - |
[1] Hardness Shore A | DIN ISO 48-4, [2] Tensile strength | ISO 37 type 1, [3] Elongation at break | ISO 37 type 1, [4] Tear strength | ASTM D 624 B, [5] Compression Set | 22 h | 175 °C | DIN ISO 815-1 type B method A | post-cured 4 h / 200 °C