Fast Curing Two-Part Potting Gel HN-8806A/B | 2-3 Hours Initial
Cure at Room Temperature
Product Overview for silicone potting compound:
Accelerate your production flow. HN-8806 A/B achieves initial cure
in just 2-3 hours at 25°C, allowing parts to move quickly to the
next process step. It can be further accelerated with heat
(80°C/0.2 hours), making it the perfect solution for improving
production efficiency.
Key Features for silicone potting compound:
Fast Initial Cure (2-3hr @25°C) | Heat Acceleration Possible |
Suitable Pot Life | Good Flowability | 1:1 Mix Ratio.
Technical Parameters for silicone potting compound:
Pot Life (@25°C): 0.3-0.4 hours
Initial Cure (@25°C): 2-3 hours
Full Cure (@25°C): 4-12 hours or (@80°C): 0.2 hours
Hardness (Shore A): 45±5
Viscosity: 2000-3000 mPa·S (A&B)
Mixing Ratio: 1:1 (by weight or volume)
Product Applications for silicone potting compound:
Consumer Electronics:Power adapters, smart home controllers, power
bank PCBs.
Small/Medium Batch Manufacturing:R&D pilot production, small
batch orders, repair and rework.
Fast-Paced Production Lines:Potting for electronics requiring quick
turnaround.
Usage Instructions for silicone potting compound:
1. Preparation:Have components ready for potting.
2. Mixing:Quickly weigh and mix in a 1:1 ratio, ensuring completion
within the pot life.
3. Potting:Perform the potting operation promptly.
4. Curing:Place at 25°C for handling after 2-3 hours; or place in
an 80°C oven for full cure in 12 minutes.
Important Notes for silicone potting compound:
Plan workload accurately to ensure mixing and potting are completed
within the pot life.
When using heat cure, ensure all components can withstand 80°C.
Packaging & Storage for silicone potting compound:
Standard Packaging: Component A 25kg/drum, Component B 25kg/drum.
Store in a cool, dry place. Shelf life: 6 months.
FAQ for silicone potting compound:
Q: Can the part be moved after initial cure?
A: Yes, after initial cure, the part has sufficient strength for
careful handling and light subsequent operations.
Q: How can I cure it faster?
A: Heating at 80°C for 0.2 hours (approx. 12 mins) achieves full
cure.
Q: Does the compound harden immediately after the pot life?
A: No, it begins to thicken and enter the curing stage gradually,
but completion within the pot life is recommended.
Q: Does fast curing mean a shorter shelf life?
A: No, cure speed and shelf life are separate. The unmixed
components have a 6-month shelf life.
Q: Can heat curing damage my components?
A: 80°C is safe for most components. Evaluate or choose room
temperature cure if extremely heat-sensitive parts are present.
