Description: A silicone gel is an unreinforced, loosely crosslinked network of polymers. Due to the lack of reinforcing filler, gels tend to be low in viscosity in the uncured state, allowing flexibility for various processing techniques. Not only can the crosslink density of the silicone polymers be designed to yield a very firm or soft gel, but the work time and cure profile can also be modified. Accordingly, gels can be used in a variety of applications, including sheeting and encapsulating sensors or electronic devices. Silicone gels have a long history of biocompatibility. The following list highlights the properties that make silicone gel systems valuable in the healthcare field: - Solvent-free
- Modifiable tack and penetration
- Varying viscosities
- Adjustable cure profiles
- Non-allergenic
- Superior breathability
Comments: Firm RTV GelCure System: Condensation Information provided by NuSil |