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Dow Corning Electronics Introduces New Adhesives to Help Automotive
Suppliers Reduce Costs , Dow Corning® EA-6052 and Dow Corning® EA-6054 -
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Adhesives Overview
Sealing, Bonding, and Adhering
Dow Corning offers a variety of noncorrosive silicone products for
electronic sealing, bonding and adhering applications. These adhesives
generally fall into three cure types.
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The first group are moisture cures, generally meant for room-temperature
processing.
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The second type (condensation cure) offers rapid room-temperature and
deep-section curing.
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The third type is heat cure for rapid processing. All convert to durable,
relatively low stress elastomers. Most will develop good, primerless adhesion
to a variety of common substrates including ceramics, reactive metals and
filled plastics.
Learn more from the Adhesives/Sealants
Tutorial.
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| Type: Noncorrosive, one-part moisture curing RTV silicone elastomers |
| Physical Form: Nonflowing and flowable options; cures to flexible elastomer |
| Special Properties: Room temperature cure; opaque and translucent options; resists humidity and
other harsh environments; good dielectric properties; good adhesion to a
variety of common substrates; low stress |
| Potential Uses: Sealing modules and housings; gasketing |
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Data | | Tutorial |
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| Type: Two-part RTV silicone elastomers |
| Physical Form: Nonflowing; cures to flexible elastomer |
| Special Properties: Rapid cure and green strength at room temperature; deep section cure;
resists humidity and other harsh environments; good dielectric properties;
self-priming adhesion; low stress |
| Potential Uses: Lid and housing seals; gasketing |
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Data | | Tutorial |
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| Type: One- and two-part silicone elastomers |
| Physical Form: Non-flowing and flowable options; cures to flexible elastomer |
| Special Properties: Fast thermal cure; resists humidity and other harsh environments; good
dielectric properties; self-priming adhesion; low stress |
| Potential Uses: Lid and housing seals; gasketing |
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Data | | Tutorial |
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