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RTV88 - Silicone Rubber Compounds

Download the RTV88 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the RTV31 variant, as both devices belong to the same silicone rubber compounds family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Description

RTV31, RTV60 and RTV88 silicone rubber compounds are high temperature two-part silicone elastomers.

They are supplied ready-to-use with a base compound and DBT (dibutyl tin dilaurate) as the standard curing agent.

Features

  • DBT moderate 0.1-0.5% standard STO fast 0.1-0.5% small volume.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (RTV31-MOMENTIVE.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number RTV88
Manufacturer MOMENTIVE
File Size 53.50 KB
Description Silicone Rubber Compounds
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RTV31, RTV60, RTV88 Technical Data Sheet Silicone Rubber Compounds for High Temperature Product Description RTV31, RTV60 and RTV88 silicone rubber compounds are high temperature two-part silicone elastomers. They are supplied ready-to-use with a base compound and DBT (dibutyl tin dilaurate) as the standard curing agent. DBT is suitable for most applications, however other catalysts are available to facilitate deep section cure, faster cure and automated mixing. RTV31, RTV60 and RTV88 silicone rubber compounds differ primarily in viscosity in the uncured state.
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