R-2630 is a black, electrically conductive RTV silicone that has a high durometer. It is based on a methyl silicone polymer and has a broad temperature range. This product can be used to adhere covers on housings or where grooves or other configurations require a flowable to limited flow material with a low viscosity. It can also be used for RFI and EMI shielding for space and electrical applications. It is well suited for formed in place conductive gaskets and has an operating temperature range of 65°C to 200°C (-85°F to 392°F).
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 paint and coating industry. NuSil offers atomic oxygen protective coatings that can be used at a broad temperature range and for applications with extreme operating conditions. They also offer custom made products based on a customers' unique applications.
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