HTV Silicone Rubber Material
The AS7051 series HTV silicone rubber is designed for extrusion molding applications. These silicone rubbers are renowned for their multifunctionality, meeting diverse needs across industries such as aviation, aerospace, electronic, light industry, medical, and daily necessities.
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HTV Silicone Rubber Material
HTV Silicone Rubber refers to High Temperature Vulcanizing Silicone Rubber. The abbreviation "HTV" stands for "High Temperature Vulcanizing," which indicates that this type of silicone rubber undergoes a vulcanization (curing) process at relatively high temperatures. During this process, the silicone material transforms from a pliable, uncured state into a solid, elastic rubber.
HTV silicone rubber is known for its excellent properties:
1. High Temperature Resistance: It can withstand elevated temperatures without degrading.
2. Low Temperature Flexibility: It remains flexible even at very low temperatures.
3. Electrical Insulation: It provides good electrical insulation properties.
4. Chemical Resistance: It is resistant to many chemicals and environmental factors.
These characteristics make HTV silicone rubber widely used in various industries such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, and medical applications. For example, it is used for manufacturing electronic component insulators, automotive seals, and medical device components.
Product Introduction: AS7051 Series HTV Silicone Rubber
The htv silicone rubber material of platinum vulcanized silicone rubber is designed for extrusion molding applications. These silicone rubbers are renowned for their multifunctionality, meeting diverse needs across industries such as aviation, aerospace, electrical and electronic, light industry, machinery, construction, chemical, medical, and daily necessities.
Item
Unit
Testing standard
AS7041
AS7051
AS7061
AS7071
(GB/T)
Appearance
Transparent
Cure agent
C-2
Cure Condition
170℃×10 min
Vulcanization dosage
%
2
Shore A Hardness
Shore A
531.1-2008
40±2
50±2
60±2
70±2
Tensile Strength
MPa
528-1998
9
9
9.5
9
Tear Strength
KN/m
529-2008
26
35
45
46
Elongation
%
528-1998
850
700
650
550
Density
g/cm3
528-2008
1.11- 1.15
1.12- 1.16
1.14- 1.19
1.16- 1.20
Compression
%
22 h / 175 °C
25
25
26
28