Socomore Aeroglaze® Z307 Absorptive Conductive Polyurethane

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Socomore Aeroglaze® Z307 Absorptive Conductive Polyurethane
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Polyurethane, TS
Material Notes:	Aeroglaze® Z307 black absorptive conductive polyurethane coating is primarily for application to substrates used on spacecraft. These applications include those where coatings must exhibit low outgassing characteristics while providing static dissipating and high thermal absorptivity properties. In addition, the mechanical properties required for rigorous durations in space are an integral part of the Aeroglaze Z307 coating make-up. Aeroglaze Z307 coating shows excellent performance on rigid or flexible substrates. Socomore acquired the Aeroglaze® and Chemglaze® product lines from Lord in September 2016.
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Density, ASTM D1475-85
Solids Content, by volume
Solids Content, by weight
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Content, ASTM D3960-89
Brookfield Viscosity, ASTM D2196-86; LVT
Outgassing - Total Mass Loss, 40 day cure at room temperature
Surface Resistivity per Square, ohms/in² @ .75-1.5 mils
Flash Point, ASTM D3278-82, Setaflash, Closed Cup
Gloss, 60°
Emissivity (0-1), ASTM E408-71
Cure Time, Permit Handling
Cure Time, Permit Normal Usage
Tack-Free Time, 50% RH
Shelf Life

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