Master Bond MasterSil 710 Silicone Paste Meets MIL Spec

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Master Bond MasterSil 710 Silicone Paste Meets MIL Spec
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Silicone
Material Notes:	Description: MasterSil 710 is an easy to use, one component, high performance silicone elastomer compound for bonding, sealing, coating and formed in place gaskets. This product meets the Meets MIL-A- 46146A Type 1 specification. It is non-corrosive, fast setting and has a paste consistency. It can be widely used for many applications, particularly in aerospace and electronics. MasterSil 710 can be used in electronics, for example, for bonding sensitive wires and components. It bonds well to a wide variety of substrates. The rapidity of the cure depends on the thickness of the layer and the humidity; the thicker the layer the slower the cure. MasterSil 710 is serviceable over the broad temperature range of -75°F to +400°F. Its color is translucent. Information provided by MasterBond®
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