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<Jack writes in part>
>>>Devcon has a product called Flexane, a polyurethane synthetic rubber.
>>>Durometer adjustable per curing process. Expensive, but good stuff.

<Win comments in part>
>>We use Flexane 94 (15250) to pot non-PIC electronics.
>>A split mold dipped in liquid floor wax and clamshelled
>>around the electronics with a DB25 sticking out at the seam
>>produces a very clean result.  Just slap on a label, no case
>>is necessary.

<Morgan Olsson writes> :

>Sounds interesting.
>What is max operating temp for this Flexane?
>Is it available in Europe?


Here's what information I have:

Flexane
94 Liquid (this stuff comes in all sorts of viscosity's)
#15250
ITW Devcon
30 Endicott Street
Danvers, MA 01923 USA
01 (508) 777-1100

Operating temperature maximum:
         dry: 180  degrees F
         wet (I have no idea what "wet" means): 120 degrees F

Dielectric Strength (ASTM D 149): 350 volts/mil

Cure Shrinkage (ASTM D 2556): 0.0004 in./in.

Cured Hardness: 97 Shore A scale

Tensile Strength ASTM D 412: 2800 psi

I don't know if this is available in Europe, I get it from
an industrial plastics vendor and I gather it is used
for resurfacing conveyors and the like that are subject to
a great deal of abrasion.

Cheers,

Win Wiencke
Image Logic Corporation
ImageLogic@ibm.net