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NuSil EPM-2462

Category:	Silicone , Silicone
Manufacturer:	NuSil Technology
Trademark:	NuSil
Fillers:	-
Ports:	Qinzhou, Shekou, Shanghai, Ningbo
Delivery Terms	FOB, CIF, DAP, DAT, DDP
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As a low stress alternative for electronic packaging, NuSil Technology's silicones allow the designer to choose from a unique line of silicones for various levels of packaging. We have an extensive line of encapsulants, adhesives, and greases to choose from. These include thermally and electrically conductive silicones for Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) or for EMI and RFI shielding applications. Benefits of Silicone for Electronics: Wide Operating Temperature Range of -115 °C to 250 °C Low moisture absorption, < 0.4% Typical Corrosion Resistance High Dielectric Strength > 500 V/mil (0.001 inch) or 20 kV/mm Fillers can be added to provide thermal and electrical conductive properties Low Modulus (Typically less than 5.5 MPa/800 psi) Stable chemical and mechanical properties when exposed to high temperatures Low Shrinkage Available as gels, elastomers, film adhesives sheeting, and greases General Purpose: Thermal Interface Materials (TIMs) Comments: 1.20 W/m-K, good adhesion to Aluminum

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As a low stress alternative for electronic packaging, NuSil Technology's silicones allow the designer to choose from a unique line of silicones for various levels of packaging. We have an extensive line of encapsulants, adhesives, and greases to choose from. These include thermally and electrically conductive silicones for Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) or for EMI and RFI shielding applications.

Benefits of Silicone for Electronics:

Wide Operating Temperature Range of -115 °C to 250 °C

Low moisture absorption, < 0.4% Typical

Corrosion Resistance

High Dielectric Strength > 500 V/mil (0.001 inch) or 20 kV/mm

Fillers can be added to provide thermal and electrical conductive properties

Low Modulus (Typically less than 5.5 MPa/800 psi)

Stable chemical and mechanical properties when exposed to high temperatures

Low Shrinkage

Available as gels, elastomers, film adhesives sheeting, and greases

General Purpose: Thermal Interface Materials (TIMs)

Comments: 1.20 W/m-K, good adhesion to Aluminum

General Information
Features	Electrically Conductive Good Adhesion Good Corrosion Resistance Good Thermal Stability Low Moisture Absorption Low Shrinkage
Uses	Electrical/Electronic Applications

Thermal	Nominal Value	Unit	Test Method
CLTE - Flow	2.2E-4	cm/cm/°C
Thermal Conductivity	1.2	W/m/K	ASTM E1530

Thermoset	Nominal Value	Unit
Thermoset Components
Part A	Mix Ratio by Weight: 20
Part B	Mix Ratio by Weight: 1.0

Additional Information	Nominal Value	Unit
Cure System	Platinum
Ionic Content
Cl	< 5	ppm
K	< 7	ppm
Na	< 5	ppm
Operating Temperature	-65 to 240	°C

Uncured Properties	Nominal Value	Unit
Color	Tan
Density	3.37	g/cm³
Curing Time (150°C)	0.50	hr
Pot Life	180	min

Cured Properties	Nominal Value	Unit
Shore Hardness (Shore A)	80
Tensile Strength	3.45	MPa

Resin Grade	Manufacturer	Category	Trademark
Manner Flexible PVC V929-03 NAT601	Manner Plastics, L.P.	PVC, Flexible	Manner Flexible PVC
Matrixx CPP5B20	The Matrixx Group, Inc.	PP Copolymer	Matrixx
Miramid® SE35C	BASF Leuna GmbH	Nylon 66	Miramid®
OXNILON 66 ST 33GF	Oxford Polymers	Nylon 66	OXNILON 66
PEARLCOAT® 163K	Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.	TPU-Polyether	PEARLCOAT®