1000 Mt Monthly UL 94 V0 Thermally Conductive Silicone Encapsulant and Pottant for Power Supply

Bonding Function: Electronic Adhesive
Morphology: Liquid Silicone
Application: Electronics
Material: Silicone
Classification: Room Curing
Main Agent Composition: Rubber
Customization:
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Basic Info.

Model NO.
905
Characteristic
Weatherability
Promoter Composition
Curing Agent
Composition
Organic Material
Color
Grey
Appearance
Flowable Grey Liquid
Mix Ratio
1:1
Thermal Conductivity
0.75 W/M-K
Viscosity
1, 700 Cps
Cross Reference
Dow Corning Cn 8760
Transport Package
20 Kg/Pail
Trademark
Anpin Silicone
Origin
Huizhou, Guangdong, China
HS Code
39100000
Production Capacity
1000000 Kg Per Month

Product Description


Product Description

905 Two-part Thermally Conductive Silicone Encapsulant is developed and made by Anpin Silicone, a 11-year advanced silicone material manufacturer and supplier in the world.

Two-part; thermally conductive, room temperature or heat cure; minimal shrinkage; no exotherm during cure; no solvents or cure by-products; deep section cure; repairable; good dielectric properties; cures to a flexible elastomer.
 
Potential Uses
General potting applications: power supplies, connectors, sensors, industrial controls, transformers, amplifiers, high voltage resistor packs, relays
Adhesive/ encapsulant for solar cells and LED light driver
Optical applications requiring high refractive index encapsulating
Applications requiring high thermal conductivity and/or good primerless adhesion
Auto sensor
Cross References
Dow Corning CN 8760
Wacker SEMICOSIL970 TC A/B
  
3rd Certificates
ISO
RoHS
REACH
UL 94 V0
TVU 

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Number of Employees
124
Year of Establishment
2004-05-28