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Self-lubricating Silicone Rubber

This product can be used to manufacture products with different hardness and different performance requirements. After vulcanization, within a certain period of time, the surface of product can precipitate silicone oil for self-lubricating. It has good physical properties and processability and is applicable to various silicone rubber connectors, sealing elements and washers requiring self-lubricating prop- erty with molding process and is widely used in the machinery industry, automo- tive industry and aerospace industry.

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Category: Common Silicone Rubber
  • SPECIFICATION


    Category

    Grade Name

    Hardness Shore A

    Tensile

    strength

    Mpa ≥

    Elongation

    at break

    % ≥

    Breaking set

    % ≤

    Tear

    Strength B

    kN/m ≥

    Specific

    Density

    25℃ g/cm3

     

     

    Fumed grade, high strength   type

    CG-1230

    32±2

    6.5

    700

    8

    20

    1.07±0.04

    CG-1240

    40±2

    8.0

    600

    8

    30

    1.13±0.04

    CG-1250

    50±2

    9.0

    500

    8

    35

    1.15±0.04

    CG-1260

    60±2

    9.0

    400

    8

    35

    1.18±0.04

    CG-1270

    70±2

    9.0

    300

    8

    35

    1.22±0.04

     

     

     

    Precipitated Grade

    CG-1330

    30±2

    6.0

    550

    8

    15

    1.08±0.05

    CG-1340

    40±2

    6.5

    450

    8

    19

    1.13±0.05

    CG-1350

    50±2

    7.0

    350

    8

    22

    1.15±0.05

    CG-1360

    60±2

    7.0

    300

    8

    22

    1.19±0.05

    CG-1370

    70±2

    7.0

    220

    8

    20

    1.22±0.05

    Addition of curing agent: liquid 2,5-Dimethyl-2,5-di(tert-butylperoxy)hexane, silicone rubber 0.65%.Test piece vulcanization condition: 175℃×5min.


  • CHARACTERISTICS

    • Automotive Components

    • Food Processing Equipment 

    • Aerospace and Aviation

    • Electronics

    • Industrial Machinery


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