Heat Resistant Silicone
Accessories And Installation Products - Heat Resistant Silicone
Heat-Resistant Silicone is a polysiloxane-based, air-curing, acetate-system, red-colored, heat-resistant sealing material.
Heat Resistant Silicone
Areas of Use
- In areas exposed to continuously high temperatures.
- As a liquid gasket to prevent oil leakage in explosion engines.
- In areas continuously exposed to machine and motor oils, such as motor covers.
- As an adhesive and insulator in electric heating devices.
- As a sealing material and vibration absorber in hot air ducts and sheet metal joints.
- As an insulation material and adhesive to protect electrical and electronic circuits from heat and humidity.
Features
- Ready-to-use, single-component sealing material.
- Resistant to temperatures up to 300°C.
- Light acetate odor disappears after drying.
- Solvent-free.
- Maintains its elasticity permanently.
- Resistant to abrasion.
- Unaffected by weather conditions approximately 1 hour after application (at +20°C).
- Cured surfaces do not adhere to other materials.
- Cannot be painted.
Pre-Application Preparation
- The surfaces to be applied must be solid, clean, dry, and free from oil and dust.
- To ensure a smooth filling, tape can be applied to both edges.
Application
- Before use, the tip of the cartridge should be cut, and the plastic nozzle should be attached.
- The nozzle tip should be cut according to the width of the application surface, then the cartridge should be inserted into the gun.
- During application, joints must be filled in one go without leaving any gaps.
- After applying the silicone to the joints, the surface should be immediately smoothed using a spatula.
- After application, the masking tape should be removed.
- Opened packages should be used as quickly as possible.
- Do not apply in outdoor areas during rainy weather.
Post-Application Cleaning
- Contaminated areas and used tools should be cleaned within 10 minutes using industrial solvent (white spirit) or alcohol.
- Once cured, it can only be removed mechanically.
Heat Resistant Silicone
Technical Data:
WARNING: The technical data are approximate values obtained at +23°C air temperature and 50% relative humidity.
| Color | Red |
| Density (gr/cm³) | 1.02 ± 0.02 |
| Tensile strength Mpa (DIN 53504) | > 2.0 |
| Elasticity (DIN 53504) | ≥ 500% |
| Elastic modulus at 100% elongation Mpa (DIN 53504) | ≥ 0.35 |
| Shore A hardness (DIN 53505) | ~ 25 |
| Surface drying time (minutes)
|
15 ± 5 |
| Curing time (mm/day) | Average 2 |
| Heat resistance |
Continuous 200 °C Intermittent 300 °C |
| Operating temperature | Between +5°C and +40°C |
Storage:
- Must be protected from water, frost, and extreme weather conditions.
- Should be stored on wooden pallets in a cool, dry, and moisture-free environment between +10°C and +25°C.
- Opened packages should be used immediately.
- A maximum of 8 boxes should be stacked on top of each other.
- If the above storage conditions are met, the maximum shelf life is 1.5 years.
Safety Precautions:
- During application, general construction safety rules and regulations must be followed in accordance with the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), taking Risk (H) and Precautionary (P) statements into consideration.
- Contains acetic acid: Before curing, if it comes into contact with the eyes, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water.
Consumption:
- Varies depending on the size of the joint to be applied.
Heat Resistant Silicone
Areas of Use
- In areas exposed to continuously high temperatures.
- As a liquid gasket to prevent oil leakage in explosion engines.
- In areas continuously exposed to machine and motor oils, such as motor covers.
- As an adhesive and insulator in electric heating devices.
- As a sealing material and vibration absorber in hot air ducts and sheet metal joints.
- As an insulation material and adhesive to protect electrical and electronic circuits from heat and humidity.
Features
- Ready-to-use, single-component sealing material.
- Resistant to temperatures up to 300°C.
- Light acetate odor disappears after drying.
- Solvent-free.
- Maintains its elasticity permanently.
- Resistant to abrasion.
- Unaffected by weather conditions approximately 1 hour after application (at +20°C).
- Cured surfaces do not adhere to other materials.
- Cannot be painted.
Pre-Application Preparation
- The surfaces to be applied must be solid, clean, dry, and free from oil and dust.
- To ensure a smooth filling, tape can be applied to both edges.
Application
- Before use, the tip of the cartridge should be cut, and the plastic nozzle should be attached.
- The nozzle tip should be cut according to the width of the application surface, then the cartridge should be inserted into the gun.
- During application, joints must be filled in one go without leaving any gaps.
- After applying the silicone to the joints, the surface should be immediately smoothed using a spatula.
- After application, the masking tape should be removed.
- Opened packages should be used as quickly as possible.
- Do not apply in outdoor areas during rainy weather.
Post-Application Cleaning
- Contaminated areas and used tools should be cleaned within 10 minutes using industrial solvent (white spirit) or alcohol.
- Once cured, it can only be removed mechanically.