SFM5-2350 is a flame retardant, RTV silicone foam that yields a medium density. It can be utilized as a flame retardant seal and for intricate back-filling due to a low viscosity and longer work time. This product can also be utilized in shock and vibration dampening situations that require a lightweight, flexible foam, and provides excellent thermal insulation and radiation resistance. It is useful where stability at higher and lower temperatures is required.
NuSil Silicone Technology designs and manufactures silicones for the medical implant and aerospace industries. Over decades they have refined their practices to include many more industries including the adhesive and sealant industry. NuSil offers silicones that can be used as adhesives to help control high vacuum environments in electronic and space applications that can also withstand hazards such as extreme high or low temperatures.They also offer custom made products based on a customers' unique applications.
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