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Silver Grease - Electrically Conductive Silicone Lubricant | 10 gm

$ 15.57

Availability: 20 in stock

Description

Applied Technologies, Inc.
Electrically Conductive Silver Grease - 7100
General Description:
For Research & Development -
Not
for drug, human, animal or food use.
7100 is a highly conductive silver filled silicone grease which is inert, thermally stable over a wide temperature range, and exhibits excellent lubricating properties when used at low to moderate loads and speeds. This material is extremely resistant to oxidation, moisture, radiation, and corrosive atmospheres. This product is also an outstanding thermal conductor, and will not corrode metallic contacts and bearings, or adversely affect any common elastomeric seals or plastic gear assemblies.
Typical Properties:
System Type
Silicone Grease
Filler
100% Silver
Color
Silver/Gray
Solids
100%
Temperature Range
-70°F to 485°F   (-57°C to 252°C)
Unworked Penetration
210   (ASTM D-1403)  77°F
Worked Penetration
250   (ASTM D-1403)
Evaporation
<0.75%   (4 Hours @ 485°F)
Dropping Point   (ASTM D-2265)
255°C   (491°F)
Volume Resistivity
<0.01 ohm-cm
Thermal Conductivity
(Btu/(h.ft
2
.°F/in)
38.8
(Cal/(s.cm
2.
°C/cm)
1.3 x 10
-2
(W/(m
2
.K/m)
5.6
Corrosion on Copper
None
Chemical Resistance
Excellent (Aqueous)
FALEX FOUR-BALL WEAR TEST:
Steel On Steel Wear (ASTM D-2266)*
1.5 mm
Ball Material
AISI-E52100
Temperature
167°F
Speed
1,200 rpm
Load
40 kgm
Hardness (Hrc)
64-66
Duration
1 Hour
Grade
25 EP
Applications:
This material is typically used on power substation switches, circuit breakers, and knife blade switches to reduce arcing and pitting on the sliding metal contacts. Previously pitted areas on old contacts which are filled with silver grease can be restored to original rated capacity with the elimination of localized heating or “hot spots”. Closed switches are prevented from sticking due to corrosion, icing, or freeze up. The grease is also effective in maintaining a continuous electrical path between contact surfaces in both power switches and ball-and-socket insulator connections, which if allowed to arc, can give rise to EMI noise. Other applications  include thermal dissipation of heat from high power electronic components such as power resistors, rectifiers, transistors, and transformers. This material is also an excellent lubricant for most non-metal to metal gear contacts where good conductivity and/or grounding is needed.
Larger quantities available upon request - message for details.