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Features
Extremely soft, thermal/mechanical shock and vibration damping, excellent
dielectric properties, flexible cure schedule, reversion resistant, thick
section cure, compatible with automated dispensing equipment, and physical and
electrical stability over a wider temperature range (-80 to 200°C/-112 to
392°F) than the other types of gels.
Potential Uses
Sealing and protecting, by coating, encapsulating, or potting, various
electronic devices, especially those with delicate components and exposure to
low temperatures.
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3-4155 HV Dielectric Gel Kit
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Two-part, fast RT or heat cure, transparent green, UV indicator, high
viscosity, low-temperature (-80°C/-112°F) stability
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3-6635 Dielectric Gel
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One-part, heat cure, clear, low-temperature (-80°C/-112°F) stability
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Q3-6575 Dielectric Gel A/B Kit
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Two-part RT or heat cure, clear, low-temperature (-80°C/-112°F)
stability
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SE 1880
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Clear & Blue One-part, clear, heat cure material; low-temperature
(-80°C/-112°F) stability Controlled volatility gel; content of low molecular
weight siloxane (D4-D10) 0.8%
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SE 1885 Kit
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Two-part, clear, 1:1 low temp heat cure material; low temperature
(-80°C/-112°F) stability; low viscosity
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SE 1885 M Kit
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Two-part, clear, 1:1 low-temperature heat-cure material, low-temperature
(-80°C/-112°F) stability, low viscosity, good working time
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