P & P Technology Silicone Sponge

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P & P Technology Silicone Sponge
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Silicone; Silicone Rubber
Material Notes:	The thermal stability of silicone rubber is probably its most important asset. Components made from these rubbers are affected only to a small extent by extremes of temperature, ranging from –90°C to 250°C (depending on grade). Even at temperatures as high as 300°C Silicone rubber will operate for limited periods. Silicone rubber is an excellent electrical insulating material. Resistance to arcing corona, ultra-violet light and ozone is good. It decomposes at 400°C to 500°C leaving an inert, non-flammable and electrically non-conductive residue. It is made of a fine cellular construction composed mainly of non-interconnecting cells and are normally of an off-white color. For continuous use it will stand temperatures between –60°C and -200°C Information provided by P & P Technology
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Available Properties

Compressive Strength, BS4443 Part 1 Method 5B
Compressive Strength, BS4443 Part 1 Method 5B
Compression Set, BS4443 Part 1 Method 6A, recovery period 48 hours 25% compression, after 168 hours at 150°C
Compression Set, BS4443 Part 1 Method 6A, recovery period 48 hours 25% compression,
Maximum Service Temperature, Air, Continuous use
Maximum Service Temperature, Air, Components made from product
Maximum Service Temperature, Air, Limited periods
Minimum Service Temperature, Air, Components made from product
Minimum Service Temperature, Air, Continuous use

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