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Mixed Viscosity | Dough | 1,100 cps |
Pot Life | 90 minutes | 4 minutes |
Cure Time | 16 hours | 48 hours |
Shore D Hardness | 85 | — |
Shore A Hardness | — | 60 |
Specific Volume | 17.3 cu. in./lb. | 25.7 cu. in./lb. |
Color | Grey | White |
Free Form™ Habitat™ Fire Safe™ | Simpact™ 60A | |
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Product Type |
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Mixed Viscosity | Dough | 1,100 cps |
Mix Ratio By Volume | 1A:1B | 1A:1B |
Mix Ratio By Weight | 1A:1B | 100A:94B |
Pot Life | 90 minutes | 4 minutes |
Handling Time | — | 2 hours |
Cure Time | 16 hours | 48 hours |
Shore D Hardness | 85 | — |
Shore A Hardness | — | 60 |
Specific Gravity | 1.44 g/cc | 1.08 g/cc |
Specific Volume | 17.3 cu. in./lb. | 25.7 cu. in./lb. |
Color | Grey | White |
Die C Tear Strength | — | 142 pli |
Tensile Strength | — | 990 psi |
Elongation @ Break | — | 400 % |
100% Modulus | — | 312 psi |
Shrinkage | — | <.007 in. / in. |
Heat Deflection Temp | 160 °F | — |
Heat Deflection With Post Cure | 212 °F | — |
Free Form™ Habitat™ Fire Safe™ epoxy putty is a high density epoxy sculpting putty that is flame rated (E84, Class A). Habitat™ Fire Safe™ is solvent-free and contains no VOC’s. Working time is 90 minutes and cure time is 16 hours at room temperature (73° F/23° C). Epoxy cures to a very hard, flame and heat resistant material that is easily painted. Habitat™ Fire Safe™ does not contain any carcinogens (cancer causing agents).
Simpact™ 60A urethane is a low odor, fast-setting urethane elastomer which offers very high tear strength, impact resistance and wear resistance. Simpact™ urethanes are phthalate free, mercury free and MOCA free. Simpact™ urethanes pour easily. Working time is 4 minutes, handling time is 2 hours and full cure time is 48 hours at room temperature.
Cured rubber has exceptional performance characteristics and dimensional stability. Simpact™ urethanes can be colored with SO-Strong™, UVO™ or Ignite™ colorants. Simpact™ urethanes are suitable for making impact resistant props, prototypes and display pieces.
This material may congeal if exposed to cold temperatures. To reconstitute, Part A & B must be heated to 90°F (33°C) then thoroughly mixed to an even consistency.