Product Type |
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Mixed Viscosity | 80,000 cps | 6,000 cps |
Mix Ratio By Volume | 1A:1B | N/A (gram scale required) |
Pot Life | 2.5 hours | 90 minutes |
Cure Time | 6 hours | 16 hours |
Shore A Hardness | 30 | 12 |
Specific Gravity | 1.08 g/cc | 1.38 g/cc |
Color | Translucent | Black |
Si-Tac™ | FMC™ 205 | |
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Product Type |
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Mixed Viscosity | 80,000 cps | 6,000 cps |
Mix Ratio By Volume | 1A:1B | — |
Mix Ratio By Weight | 1A:1B | 100A:12B |
Pot Life | 2.5 hours | 90 minutes |
Cure Time | 6 hours | 16 hours |
Shore A Hardness | 30 | 12 |
Specific Gravity | 1.08 g/cc | 1.38 g/cc |
Specific Volume | — | 20.1 cu. in./lb. |
Color | Translucent | Black |
Tensile Strength | — | 60 psi |
Elongation @ Break | 550 % | 550 % |
100% Modulus | — | 15 psi |
Shrinkage | — | Negligible in. / in. |
Si-Tac™ is a two-part pourable liquid silicone adhesive that is applied to natural or synthetic fabric/clothing for the purpose of keeping sports or leisure wear in place during exercise. Garments will not shift or fall. Si-Tac™ can be mixed and applied by hand, but is also often meter mix dispensed and delivered to the garment surface at strategic points through a narrow static mixing tube before being quickly heat cured. Certified Skin Safe, cured rubber is soft, comfortable and flexes with every movement; never noticed by the wearer.
Si-Tac™ silicone performs over a wide temperature range, is very strong, sweat resistant and lasts through many laundering cycles.
FMC™-205 is a polysulfide rubber mold compound that cures overnight with negligible shrinkage to a lasting durable rubber that will perform in production. The mix ratio is 100 parts of Part A to 12 parts of Part B by weight. FMC™-205 cures to a Shore hardness of 12 A.
FMC™-205 is ideal for those applications that require capturing intricate detail from a variety of model surfaces. Unlike polyurethanes, FMC™-205 is not sensitive to moisture and can be poured directly over wet plaster or water/sulfur based clays. Common applications include molds of sculpture (lost wax process), casting various gypsum products and waxes.