Key Features & Benefits
Exceptional Physical Durability: With a tensile strength of 8.4 MPa and a tear strength of 17 KN/m, this material ensures that finished products are resistant to mechanical stress and tearing.
Superior Thermal Stability: The 5280 grade is designed to withstand extreme environments. After 10 days of continuous exposure to 200°C, it maintains stable hardness and physical integrity, making it ideal for high-heat applications.
Excellent Dielectric Properties: Boasting a dielectric strength of 26 MV/m and high volume resistivity, it serves as a reliable insulating material for sensitive electronic and electrical components.
Balanced Hardness: At a Shore A hardness of 70, it offers the ideal structural support and resilience needed for precision molded parts.
Typical Applications
Electronics & Electrical: High-insulation gaskets, seals, keypad components, and protective sleeves for electrical assemblies.
Industrial Sealing: Heat-resistant O-rings, gaskets, and seals designed for long-term use in demanding industrial machinery.
Automotive Components: Heat-shielding parts, vibration dampeners, and internal seals that require consistent performance under the hood.
General Silicone Goods: A versatile choice for various molded silicone products where transparency and mechanical reliability are essential.
| Product Name | 5280 | ||
| Appearance | translucent | ||
| Density (23℃) | g/cm³ | 1.25 | |
| Mooney | Normal Temperature | 80 | |
| Vulcanizing agent | Type | T-1A | |
| Vulcanizing agent | Proportion | 1 | |
| Physical strength | Hardness | Shore A | 70 |
| Physical strength | Tensile strength | Mpa | 8.4 |
| Physical strength | Elongation | 250 | |
| Physical strength | Tear strength | RightangleKN/m | 17 |
| Dielectric strength | MV/m | 26 | |
| Volume resistivity | Ω·cm | 7×10¹⁴ | |
| Heat resistance (200℃×10D) | Hardness change | 6 | |
| Heat resistance (200℃×10D) | Change rate of tensile strength | -5 | |
| Heat resistance (200℃×10D) | Change rate of elongation at break | -27 | |