Applications
This material is often used in smelters for tapping operation joints and tolerates high temperatures. The silastic can be use in many applications: gasket for oven door base, supporting part for thermal treatment, general sealing gasket, tadpole, conveyor skirt, high temperature mat, protection curtain, expansion joint and more.
Specifications
Technical Data
Thickness |
1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4" |
Color |
Red |
Temperature |
Silicone: -67°F to 550°F, Fiberglass: 1000°F |
Physical properties
Silicone |
Hardness Shore A (DIN 53505) |
31 |
Density (ISO 1183-1 A) |
1.09g/cm³ |
Elongation at break, %(DIN 53504 S 1) |
620 |
Tensile strength (N/mm²) (DIN 53504 S 1) |
7.50 |
Tear strenght N/mm (ASTM D624B) |
23 |
Rebound resilience, % (DIN 53512) |
61 |
Compression set (DIN ISO 815-B) |
10 % (22h/175°C) |
Flame resistance (UL 94) |
HB (0.5 mm) |
Gas permeability (DIN 53536) |
Room temperature |
Very high resistance |
at 68°F |
Resistance 30 x superior to natural rubber |
High temperature |
Resistance 400 x superior to butyl rubber (At high temperature, this silicone have similar results than other organic rubber) |
High energy radiation resistance |
ExcellentNot affected by gamma and beta radiationVery good resistance to microwave |
Ozone and UV resistance |
Excellent |
Strong bases resistance |
Good |
Oxidizing acids resistance |
Bad |
Electrical properties
Silicone |
Dielectric strength (1-mm-sheet) (DIN IEC 243 2) |
23 kV/mm |
Dielectric constant at 50 Hz (DIN VDE 0303) |
2.8 εr |
Dissipation factor (50 Hz) (DIN VDE 0303) |
20 X 10^-4 tan δ |
Volume resistivity (DIN IEC 93) |
5 x 10^15 Ω cm |