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News Release from: Rogers Corp
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 13 March 2006
Silicones meet stringent industry
standards
Durable and flame retardant, Bisco silicones meet the most stringent industry standards worldwide for flame, smoke and toxicity resistance.
Rogers Corp will exhibit its full line of cellular, solid and speciality Bisco silicone materials at this year's SAMPE exhibition (Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering, 2nd-4th May 2006, Long Beach Convention Centre, Booth 145) These materials are manufactured in a wide variety of formulations to provide enhanced flame retardance in various gasketting, sealing and cushioning applications within a railcar or aircraft
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 9 Jul 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Durable and flame retardant, Bisco silicones meet the most stringent industry standards worldwide for flame, smoke and toxicity (FS and T) resistance.
Both open- and closed-cell offerings withstand temperatures from -55 to +204C.
They are available in a wide range of densities, thicknesses and composites.
Bisco silicone's soft and firm products possess unsurpassed compression-set resistance and maintain physical properties throughout the service life of the vehicle.
These materials demonstrate low water absorption and excellent environmental resistance to UV light, ozone, and corrosion.
They also provide design solutions for vibration damping, shock absorption, and sealing.
Available in roll form, with or without adhesives, these silicones are easily fabricated into various shapes and are versatile enough to satisfy most mass transit and aerospace design applications.
Composite uses include fire barriers, reflective heat shields, EMI/RFI sound barriers, and many others.
Bisco silicones are manufactured within an ISO9001 certified facility in Carol Stream, Illinois, and are available worldwide through an extensive distribution network.
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