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Steve, I am at home so I don't have the info here . We use the same
stuff to bond components on some boards. I don't think you will find the
stuff already mixed with the AlO2. I couldn't. The polysulfide IS fuel
tank sealant. We mix it in small batches with approx. equal parts of
AlO2 and the base material by weight. I wonder if we have the same
customer. I will try to get into work tommorow and send some info, if
not then on Mon. By the way, the stuff stinks.
Charles Caswell
Process Lead, PCB
Frontier Electronic Systems
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From: Stephen R. Gregory
Sent: Fri 12/14/2001 8:26 AM
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Subject: [TN] Alumina filled Polysulfide compound...
Hi All!!
...tappity-tappity-tappity...(doin' my thank gawd it's Friday
dance! hehehe)
I was wondering if someone could point me in a direction where I
could find some alumina filled polysulfide compound, per MIL-S-8802,
class A-2, with 50 plus or minus 10%, 325 mesh aluminum oxide powder...
This is something that is called out on a drawing for a board
that's using this material to strain relief two small battery cables
that are installed on the board...I've searched and find a bunch of
stuff about polysulfide compounds, but nothing alumina filled. If I
search under MIL-S-8802, I find all kinds of polysulfide sealers for jet
fuel tanks, but still nothing alumina filled...
Any help will be much appreciated
-Steve Gregory-
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