Silicone foam
Silicone foam for silicone flexible foam plates, fillings and objects
Silicone foam Closed Cell 6 - Spreadable
✔ Foam factor 6
✔ Spreadable
✔ Hardness Shore C 2-50
✔ Flame retardant UL94-HB
✔ Closed cell structure
✔ Mixing ratio (Weight) 100:100
✔ Processing time 3 minutes
✔ Curing time 50 minutes
✔ Density 0.166 g/cm³€ 272,92 € 225,55 Excl. tax
CompareSilicone foam Open Cell 7 - Spreadable
✔ Foam factor 7
✔ Spreadable
✔ Hardness Shore C 5-10
✔ Flame retardant UL94-V0
✔ Open cell structure
✔ Mixing ratio (Weight) 100:100
✔ Working time 2 minutes
✔ Curing time 70 minutes
✔ Density 0.162 g/cm³€ 272,92 € 225,55 Excl. tax
CompareSilicone foam Closed Cell 3
✔ Foam factor 3
✔ Hardness Shore C 2-50
✔ Flame retardant UL94-HB
✔ Closed cell structure
✔ Mixing ratio (Weight) 100:100
✔ Processing time 3 minutes
✔ Curing time 50 minutes
✔ Density 0.352 g/cm³€ 272,92 € 225,55 Excl. tax
CompareSilicone foam Closed Cell 3 - Spreadable
✔ Foam factor 3
✔ Spreadable
✔ Hardness Shore C 2-50
✔ Flame retardant UL94-HB
✔ Closed cell structure
✔ Mixing ratio (Weight) 100:100
✔ Processing time 3 minutes
✔ Curing time 50 minutes
✔ Density 0.352 g/cm³€ 272,92 € 225,55 Excl. tax
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Durable Silicone Foam: The Ultimate Choice for Flexible Fills and Protection
Silicone foam is known for its long-lasting durability and safety , making it an excellent choice for creating flexible, foamed silicone fillings and objects. This versatile material is ideal for applications ranging from cushion fillings and seating comfort to clothing .
Protection of Electronics and Batteries
Silicone foam provides reliable protection for electronics and lithium batteries, thanks to its fire-resistant properties . It is a safe solution for encapsulating sensitive components.
Superior Longevity
Compared to polyurethane foams, silicone foam has a significantly longer lifespan . It is resistant to UV radiation , extreme temperatures and weather influences , without hardening or crumbling.
Innovative Foaming Process
Silicone's unique foaming process captures the gas produced by mixing components A and B, resulting in a consistent cell structure . Manufacturers can fine-tune curing time and gas evolution for optimal results.
Practical Tips for Silicone Foam
1. Stronger Foam Effect : Use a sealed mold for a more intensive foam effect.
2. Pressure regulation : For less pressure, provide a large escape opening for the foam to expand from.
3. Adjustment of Viscosity : Add silicone oil to lower the viscosity and reduce the foaming effect.
4. Temperature control : Avoid curing too quickly due to high temperatures or curing too slowly due to cold conditions. This reduces the foam effect!
5. Gradual Application : Add small amounts of foam and observe the effect to avoid excessive expansion. So always make small quantities.