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Master Bond adhesives
BCC Products BC 9020 Silicone RTV Rubber
Categories: Polymer; Adhesive; Thermoset; Silicone; Silicone, RTV, Adhesive/Sealant Grade

Material Notes: BC 9020 is a violet colored, two-component, flowable compound that regardless of thickness or confinement, cures at room temperature. The cured rubber is high strength and high tear with good elongation. In addition, BC9020 features low viscosity, low durometer and resistance to sulfur clays. Application: BC 9020 is a mold making material designed for the manufacture of flexible molds. These rubber molds are recommended for the use in repetitive production of intricate shapes cast from epoxy or urethane resins. These molds are also used in the potting of electronic components and in protecting sensitive assemblies against thermal shock and vibration. Temperatures above 80ยบ F in the modeling and encapsulating area should be avoided to prevent premature expiration of pot life. BC9020 should be thoroughly stirred before mixing, since pigments settle during storage. Mixing containers should be clean and dry before use and then should be filled to 1/4 capacity to allow room for mixing and deaeration. It is recommended that separate tools be used for mixing the catalyst and the compound to avoid cross contamination. When mixing by hand, material clinging to sides and bottom should be folded into main contents twice. When mixing is done with a power mixer, two fifteensecond cycles are generally sufficient for thorough mixing. Avoid prolonged mixing at high speeds as this will generate heat and decrease the pot life of the material. Deaeration: Air entrapped during the mixing cycle must be removed to eliminate voids in the cured compound. Place the mixture in a vacuum of 29 inches of mercury. The mixture will expand to `3-5 times its original volume, crest and recede approximately to its original level. Continue the deaeration for an additional 1-2 minutes and the material will be ready to use.

Information provided by BCC Products, Inc.

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Available Properties
  • Specific Gravity
  • Brookfield Viscosity, Catalyst
  • Brookfield Viscosity, Mixed
  • Brookfield Viscosity, Compound
  • Linear Mold Shrinkage
  • Hardness, Shore A
  • Tensile Strength, Ultimate
  • Elongation at Break
  • Tear Strength
  • Heat Distortion Temperature, estimate
  • Cure Time, handling time
  • Cure Time, 90% cure
  • Cure Time, full cure
  • Pot Life
  • Shelf Life
  
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