Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

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Description of Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

 

MC RTV1040 silicone rubber is a two component elastomeric cross-linking at room temperature. The polymerization can be accelerated by heat (max.1500 °C). The silicone components are delivered as liquids, which once mixed and cured transform into a transparent, elastic and resistant material. Polymerization occurs without formation of heat.

 

Advantages of Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

 

1. Easy Curing: MC silicone RTV1040 polymerizes at room temperature (23°C).The curing characteristics is independent of part thickness.

2. High Transparency

3. High tear and tensile strength

4. Long shelf life with low shrinkage

5. Fast mixing (10:1) and easy processing due to the low viscosity

 

Applications of Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

 

Label manufacturing, Molding applications requiring low shrinkage, such as toys, jewelers, automotive, rapid prototyping etc.

 

Technical datasheet of Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

Base and Curing Agent Mixture (100:10 by weight) in 23 °C (73°F) testing

 

Item	RTV 1040
Color	clear
Curing agent	CA30
Mixing ratio	100:10
Mixed viscosity	85000-90000 cps
Working time	60 mins
Curing time	12 Hours
Hardness	40 Shore A
Tear Strength	27 N/mm
Tensile Strength	6 Mpa
Shrinkage	≤0.1%
Elongation at break	360%
Relative density	1.1 g/cm3

 

 

Instructions for making silicone molds

 

1. Mixing the two components

According the mixing ratio 10:1 weighting part A and B, the two components may be thoroughly mixed either by hand or using a low –speed electric to minimize the entrance of air and to avoid any temperature increase.

Note: It is also possible to use a special mixing and dispensing machine for the two silicone components, further information is available upon request.

 

2. Molding

The mixture should be degassed preferably at 30 to 50 mbar to eliminate any entrapped air. If a dispensing machine is used, the two components are degassed separately prior to mixing. The silicone mixture expands to 3 to 4 times of its initial volume and bubbles rise to the surface. The bubbles progressively disappear and the mixture returns to its initial volume after 5 to 10 minutes. Wait a few minutes to complete the degassing and then flash the vacuum. The silicone is ready for pouring, either by gravity or under low pressure.

Note: Flashing the vacuum once or twice accelerates the degassing. It is recommended to use a container with a high diameter/height ratio(3 to 4 times of the initial volume)

 

3. Polymerization

The curing may be slowed down at lower temperature or accelerated by applying heat.

Note: in general contact with certain materials can inhibit the cross linking of RTV.

Natural rubbers vulcanized with sulfur

RTV elastomeric is catalyzed with metal salts, e.g. Tin compounds

PVC stabilized with tin salts and additives

Epoxy catalyzed with amines

Certain organic solvents, such as Ketones, alcohols, ether etc.

 

In case of doubt, it is recommended to test the substrate by applying a small quantity of the mixed silicone on a restricted area.

    

Storage and shelf life of Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

 

MC silicone RTV1040 A and B must be used within 6 months from the manufacturing date. Beyond this date, MC silicone no longer guarantees the products confirms with the sales specification. In order to preserve best properties it is recommended to follow strictly the following guidelines:

Store the original packing tightly sealed and at a temperature below 30 °C

Use the product as soon as the packaging has been opened.

 

Packaging of Addition Cure Silicone Rubber for Rapid Prototype

 

Part A: 20kg/drum; Part B: 2 kg /drum

Special containers are available are on request.

 

he information above is just for reference, if you're interested or have any questions, please feel free to contact Nicole:

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