VMQ 75 N 3 M2

Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Silicones

Polymer Name

Silicone Elastomer

Technologies

Elastomers

Product Families

Elastomers — Specialty Elastomers

Silicone Elastomers

Features & Benefits

Materials Features

Chemical Resistant,

Electrically Conductive,

Excellent Flexibility,

Good Electrical Properties,

Good Weather Stability,

Heat Resistance,

High Performance,

High Temperature Resistance,

Low Temperature Strength,

Ozone Resistant,

Wide Temperature Operating Range

Product Highlights

The unique structure of silicones provides material flexibility which is consistent over a wide range of temperatures. Main advantages of silicone rubber are its combined chemical and heat resistance. Silicones offer a typical working temperature ranging from -60°C up to +250°C. The electrical properties of silicone are excellent, and it is commonly known that its resistance to weathering and ozone attack is outstanding.

Applications & Uses

Markets

Electrical & Electronics,

Food & Nutrition,

Healthcare & Pharma

Applications

Electrical & Electronics — Devices & Assemblies

Automotive Electronics

Healthcare & Pharma — Medical

Medical Devices & Assemblies

Food & Nutrition — Processing & Packaging

Food & Beverage Manufacturing

Properties

Color

Black

Typical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Density	1.18 - 1.22	g/cm³	ISO 2781
Hardness	70 - 80	Shore A	ISO 7619-1
Tensile Strength	10.0	MPa	ISO 37
Elongation at Break	440.0	%	ISO 37
Compression Set (22 hours at 175°C)	60.0	%	ISO 815-B
Tear Strength (Angle Tear)	28.0	N/mm	ASTM D 624 B
Service Temperature	-60 to 250	°C	—