3M™ Scotchcast™ Electrical Insulating and Sealing Compound 2104D (23.8 oz), 10 per case
- Part Number 2104D
- 3M ID 7000005905
Details
Highlights
- 70 Shore A hardness
- Has 18-minute gel time at 73 degrees F (23 degrees C)
- Useful for replacing or repairing the jacket on both single- and multi-core power cables
- Comes in dark green color
- 23.8-oz capacity size D bag
- Withstands a temperature range of 32 to 194 degrees F (0 to 90 degrees C)
- Elongates 98% longer than its original size for easy insulation or wrapping
- Withstands a voltage rating of 1 kV or less
- ASTM Approved and RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant
- 10 containers/case
3M™ Scotchcast™ Electrical Insulating and Sealing Compound 2104 is a 2-part, liquid-type, semi-flexible resin useful for providing permanent splice protection. This polyurethane resin has a good wetting and impregnating property, which makes it easy to infuse on any surface. It is useful for applications that include filling, potting, sealing, insulating and more.
3M™ Scotchcast™ Electrical Insulating and Sealing Compound 2104 has a low gel point rating to ensure curing at room temperature. The high-tensile strength of the resin exhibits a semi-flexible property and good adhesion property after curing. It is ideal for electrical applications that need good handling and performance characteristics. High dielectric strength offers a very good electrical insulating property to the resin. The resin allows you to insulate conductors of multi-core splices operating at 1 kV or less. It is used in 72-N, 85 Series kits. ASTM Approved and RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant .
Typical Properties
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