Sheet material

Constant conductive elastomers consist of silicone / fluorosilicone and a homogeneous mixture of electrically conductive filling materials. It can be chosen between Carbon is a chemical element. In nature it either appears chemically bound (such as hydrocarbon) or in pure form (such as diamond).

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, nickel plated Graphite is a frequently appearing mineral. It is one of the manifestations of the chemical element carbon in pure form. Graphite is hard and very well electrically conductive

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, silver plated glass, silver plated Copper is a chemical element. It is a relatively lightweight metal that is well workable. Copper is an excellent heat and power conductor.

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and silver plated Aluminium is a chemical element and belongs to the non-ferrous metals. It is a relatively soft metal. As it is very flexible, it can be processed easily by forging to thin film. Aluminum is a very good electrical conductor.

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It is recommended to use fluorosilicone as an Elastomers are plastics, which elastically deform in tensile and pressure stress and then largely find back to their original form. However a deformation may occur at long lasting, constant pressure. Especially for the use of elastomerical materials ...

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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
• Wide range of thicknesses available
• Very good elasticity
• Good heat resistance
• Highest protection against humidity and dirt (up to IP68)