Incorporating Functional Fillers into Silicone Elastomer Systems

Brian Burkitt
NuSil Technology
1050 Cindy Lane
Carpinteria,  California 93013 USA
Brianb@nusil.com

Stephen Bruner
NuSil Technology
1050 Cindy Lane
Carpinteria,  California 93013 USA
Steveb@nusil.com

Abstract:

Silicones can be developed into fluids, gels, adhesives, elastomers, and resins designed with unique properties for specific application uses in the defense and aerospace industries.  Silicones are most widely known for their ability to maintain elastomeric properties in extreme conditions.   An added benefit of these materials is the ability to incorporate large amounts of fillers that can impart properties like electrical and thermal conductivity and radar absorbing characteristics.  This paper will discuss the chemical and physical properties behind incorporating various fillers into silicones and the results that can be achieved with certain fillers.

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