Silicone encapsulant from Master Bond cures at room temperature

Aug. 16, 2010
Two-component, room-temperature-curing MasterSil 151 Med is a medical-grade potting and encapsulation silicone.

Two-component, room-temperature-curing MasterSil 151 Med is a medical-grade potting and encapsulation silicone. It exhibits viscosity of 1500 cps and volume resistivity of 1 × 1015 Ω-cm and can handle
service over the temperature range of -65° to +400°F. The compound cures optically clear with a refractive index of 1.43, and shrinkage upon cure is less than 0.1%.
Master Bond
Hackensack, NJ
www.masterbond.com

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PRESS RELEASE

USP Class VI Approved Silicone Potting & Encapsulation Compound
Withstands Vibration, Impact, Shock and Thermal Cycling

HACKENSACK, NJ - Nov 24, 2009 - Flexibility is of vital importance in the design of medical devices subjected to vibration, impact, shock and thermal cycling. Two component, room temperature curing Master Bond MasterSil 151 Med is a medical grade, potting and encapsulation silicone formulated to withstand such exposures. With a low viscosity of 1,500 cps, it is ideal for use in applications with complicated contours in very complex configurations. It is an excellent electrical insulator with a volume resistivity of 1x1015 ohm cm and can handle service over the wide temperature range of -65°F to +400°F.

MasterSil 151 Med cures optically clear with a refractive index of 1.43, making it well suited for use as a protective coating in optical and fiber optic applications. Cures can be accomplished at room temperature, or faster at elevated temperatures. Shrinkage upon cure is less than 0.1%. When cured, MasterSil 151 Med has a Shore A hardness of 45 and an elongation at break of 160%. Even though it has such high elasticity, its tensile strength is still a favorable 880 psi at 73°F. Mix ratio is 10 to 1 by weight. MasterSil 151 Med fully meets USP Class VI requirements for medical applications.

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