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Momentive Tufel III Silicone Rubber 92006
Momentive performance materials are high-performance silicone elastomers that support a variety of industries. The Tufel™ III silicone rubber 92006 series is biocompatible for extruders and calendered manufacturers of elastomeric components.Tufel™ III 92506 and 92656 are 50- and 65-durometer-hardness, two-component silicone grades comprising high resilience without requiring post bake in most applications, thereby enhancing production efficiency.
The Tufel™ III 92006 series offers a longer service life in highly mechanical applications, making them suitable for peristaltic pump tubing, gaskets, seals, and valves. With a peroxide-free cure system and low volatile bases, the Tufel™ III 92006 series ensures minimal porosity and a tight surface cure.Features and Benefits of Tufel™ III 92006 Series
Features and Benefits of Tufel™ III 92006 Series
- Low compression set
- Available in 50 or 65 durometer hardness
- Outstanding elastic memory
- Biocompatible with ISO 109993 and USP Class IV requirements
- Nonblooming properties
- Low hysteresis
- Peroxide-free cure system
- Tight surface cure
- Translucency
- No post baking requirements
- Low volatile bases to minimize porosity
- Enables high output rates
Potential Uses and Applications for Tufel™ III 92006 Series
Medical/Healthcare
- Fluid and drug delivery tubing
- Volumetric
- Enteral pumps
- Ambulatory pumps
- Hose/tubing used in pharmaceutical production
- Gaskets, seals, and valves
Consumer Goods
- Tubing used for dispensing foods and beverages
- Gaskets, seals, and valves
General Industrial
- Tubing used in chemical/industrial processing plants
- Tubing used in laboratory peristaltic pumps
- Gaskets, seals, and valves
Physical Properties of Uncured Tufel™ III Silicone Rubber 92006 Series
Specific gravity: 1.12
Appearance: Translucent
Polymer classification (ASTM-1418): VMQ
Williams plasticity range (ASTM D-926): 200–300
Specific gravity: 1.16
Appearance: Translucent
Polymer classification (ASTM-1418): VMQ
Williams plasticity range (ASTM D-926): 210–310
Momentive Tufel™ III Silicone Rubber Test Performance Data
Hysteresis
The chart below measures the loss of elastic energy for an elastomer when it is dynamically deformed and allowed to return to its original state. This test comprises an elongating standard ASTM tensile dumbbell to 100% stretch, then returning to the original position. The measure of hysteresis is in percentage, and the chart shows Tufel™ III 92506 and 92656 silicone compounds have lower hysteresis loss than competitive platinum and peroxide-curable silicones when used in tubing applications. When a silicone has lower hysteresis, this can result in less material fatigue over the lifetime of the elastomer in mechanically dynamic applications.
Resilience
The chart below exhibits how Tufel™ III silicone rubbers showcase a higher resiliency than competitive platinum and peroxide-curable silicone elastomer materials.
Summary
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