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Try Thermoset Plastics at 317-259-4161, they have a wide range of polymers
encapuslants and so on including RTVs such as you describe.
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Lucy Rojao asked:
>Technetters:
> I'm interested in various RTVs that are approved by UL 94-V-0 for flammabil-
>ity. So far I've come up with Dow Corning: 3140, 1-2577/1-2620, 838, 3145
>as well as Sylgard 170 and 567. In addition, GE Silicones has its RTV133.
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> Is there anything else out there that can withstand operating temperatures
>of at least 125 C and yet remain somewhat rubbery and pliable?
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