Carbon SIL 30 is a soft, biocompatible, tear-resistant silicone urethane elastomer for Carbon DLS printers, suited to comfortable skin-contact parts.
Carbon SIL 30 is a soft, biocompatible, tear-resistant silicone urethane elastomer for Carbon DLS printers, suited to comfortable skin-contact parts.
It has a hardness of Shore A 35 and stretches more than 330% before breaking.
Typical values from the Carbon data sheet (doc 106453, rev C, updated 15 August 2018).
| Property | Typical value | Test method |
|---|---|---|
| Ultimate tensile strength | 3.2 MPa | ASTM D412 Die C |
| Elongation at break | Over 330% | ASTM D412 Die C |
| Tear strength | 9.6 kN/m | ASTM D624 |
| Compression set (23 °C, 72 hours) | 11% | ASTM D395-B |
| Rebound resilience | 20% | ASTM D2632 |
| Hardness | Shore A 35 (instant), 31 (5 seconds) | ASTM D2240 |
| Glass transition (Tg) | 8 °C | ASTM D4065 |
| Density | 1.07 g/cm³ | ASTM D792 |
Carbon DLS (Digital Light Synthesis) printers.
Complete Fabrication prints parts in Carbon SIL 30 at Lion Works in Whittlesford, near Cambridge, and finishes, paints and assembles them in house. Email your CAD to Info@compfab.co.uk or call +44 1223 836837. We quote fast. If you need a quote quickly, let us know and we will do our best to match your timings. See all materials we run.
Carbon SIL 30 is a soft, biocompatible, tear-resistant silicone urethane elastomer for Carbon DLS printers, suited to comfortable skin-contact parts.
Carbon SIL 30 has a typical tensile strength of 3.2 MPa (ASTM D412 Die C), according to the Carbon data sheet.
Carbon SIL 30 has a hardness of Shore A 35 (instant), 31 (5 seconds) (ASTM D2240), according to the Carbon data sheet.
Carbon SIL 30 is used for skin-contact parts, soft, comfortable wearable components and soft tear-resistant elastomer parts.
Yes. Complete Fabrication prints parts in Carbon SIL 30 at its workshop in Whittlesford, near Cambridge. Send CAD to Info@compfab.co.uk. We quote fast, and if you need a quote quickly, let us know and we will do our best to match your timings.
Values are typical figures from the Carbon data sheet, Updated 15 August 2018. They vary with printer, build orientation, post-processing and test method, and are not a specification. Check the current data sheet before you design with the material.
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