Two Components Silicone Potting (Part A&B) -9606

Kootai 9606 Silicone Potting Compound is a low-viscosity, 1:1 mix ratio gel formulated for effective encapsulation and thermal management in electronic systems. Designed for ease of application and optimized flow, it cures into a soft, stress-relieving silicone that provides superior shock dampening and thermal conductivity (0.80 W/mK). With broad temperature stability from -45C to +150C, it ensures performance across extreme conditions.
This UL 94 V-0 rated material forms strong bonds while maintaining insulation integrity, with a dielectric strength of 18 kV/mm and volume resistivity of 1.9 10 cm. Its repairable nature and compatibility with automated processing make it ideal for scalable manufacturing.

Industrial Application

Thermal potting of power supply modules and transformers
Encapsulation of automotive electronics and relays
Vibration isolation in industrial controllers and sensors
Sealing and insulation in telecommunication equipment
Shock and environmental protection for LED drivers and control units 

 Features

Low viscosity for complete cavity filling and minimal voids
Thermal conductivity of 0.80 W/mK for efficient heat dissipation
Soft, gel-like cured texture protects against mechanical stress
Excellent electrical insulation and UL 94 V-0 certified flame retardance
Broad operating temperature range: -45C to +150C
Easy to mix, pour, and repair, with long pot life and optional heat curing 

FAQ

Q0: what is its Thermal Conductivity?
A: Thermal conductivity of 0.80 W/mK for efficient heat dissipation
Q1: What is the mix ratio for 9606?
A: 1:1 by weight or volume between Part A and Part B.
Q2: How long is the working time?
A: Approximately 2 hours at 25C before viscosity begins to increase.
Q3: Can it withstand high and low temperatures?
A: Yes, it operates between -45C to +150C, with potential down to -55C depending on application specifics.
Q4: Is it suitable for automated dispensing?
A: Yes, its flowability supports use with automated, airless dispensing systems.
Q5: How do you repair it once cured?
A: Simply clean the repair area, pour in new gel, and allow to cure.