Constant conductive

Constant conductive elastomers consist of silicone / fluorosilicone and a homogeneous mixture of electrically conductive filling materials. It can be chosen between , nickel plated , silver plated glass, silver plated and silver plated .

It is recommended to use fluorosilicone as an elastomer when resistance to aggressive substances such as hydraulic oils and kerosene is required.

Constant conductive elastomers are available as sheet material and as extruded profiles. Stamped parts or moulded parts are produced according to customer needs.

Available with silicone or fluorosilicone as basic material
Choice of different fillers
Very good elasticity
Good heat resistance
Highest protection against humidity and dirt (up to IP68)

More details about conductive elastomers.

Sheet material

Extruded profiles

Fillers

Carbon (C)	mainly for static discharge, best temperature resistance (225°C), best cost/performance ratio
Nickel plated (NIC)	used when a high protection is required, good shielding properties, inexpensive
Silver plated glass (AGGL)	cost-effective alternative to AGAL with very good shielding properties
Silver plated (AGCU)	excellent shielding properties
Silver plated (AGAL)	very good shielding properties, good corrosion behaviour

Tolerances sheet material

material thickness (mm)	< 2,0	+/- 0,15
	>/= 2,0	+/- 0,25
lenght & width (mm)		+/- 0,8
position & shape tolerance (mm)		+/- 0,4

Tolerances extruded profiles

width & height (mm)	< 2,0	+/- 0,1
	2 ,0 - 5,0	+/- 0,15
	> 5,0	+/- 0,2
lenght (mm)	1,0 - 500	+/- 1,0
	500 - 1.000	+/- 2,0
	> 1.000	+/- 3,0

Sheet material and punched parts:

6-10% of material thickness

Extruded profiles:

10-25% of cross section dimension respectively of material thickness

Constant conductive

Fillers

Tolerances sheet material

Tolerances extruded profiles

Recommended contact pressure