Silicone Potting And Encapsulating Compound

We are a prominent Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Silicone Potting And Encapsulating Compound from Maharashtra, India. The Compound offered by us is highly acclaimed for its reliable performance. We manufacture the Silicone Compound using advanced technology and quality-tested components. Buyers are free to place bulk orders of the Silicone Potting And Encapsulating Compound with us and be assured of a timely execution.

Description : AXXON-7020 Silicone potting and Encapsulating compound is a pourable rubber base which, with the addition of catalyst, becomes a firm, flexible rubber when cured at room temperature. The cured rubber exhibits good di-electric AND OTHER MECHANICAL properties.
Featurers :

• Easily mixed and poured without preheating.Cures at room temperatureSafe to use and handle.Cures in any thickness without releasing heat.Cured rubber conducts heat easily.Good adhesive capabilities with primer.Absorbs mechanical shock and Vibration.RoHS Compliant and confirm MIL-I-46058 USES:
• AXXON-7020 can be used for a broad range of mechanical and electrical/ electronic applications. Such applications include potting and encapsulating electrical coils, connectors and printed circuit boards.

Surface Preparation : Thoroughly clean the substrate with a non-oily solvent such as Axxon - 410. Then apply the catalyzed AXXON-7020 to the surface and allow to cure as recommended.
How to Apply :

• Select a mixing container 3-4 times larger than the volume of AXXON-7020 to be used. Weigh out the base compound (Part-A) and stir base material well before adding the appropriate amount of catalyst (Part-B).
• With clean tools, thoroughly mix the base compound and catalyst, scraping the sides and bottom of the container carefully, to produce a homogenous mixture. When using power mixers, avoid excessive speeds which could entrap large amounts of air or cause overheating of the mixture, resulting in shorter pot life.
• Air entrapped during mixing should be removed to eliminate voids in the cured product. Expose the mixed material to a vacuum of 50-25 mm of mercury. The material will expand, crest and recede to about the original level as the bubbles break. When using AXXON-7020 for potting, a de-airing step might be necessary after pouring to avoid trapping air in complex assemblies