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CV-1146-2
CV-1146-2 is a one part, flat black silicone dispersion that meets outgas specifications outlined in NASA and the European Space Agency. It is an ideal product to use in space and electrical applications that require low outgassing under extreme operating conditions. It also provides an atomic oxygen protection and resistance to radiation and thermal stress.
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CV-1142
CV-1142 is a non corrosive that has controlled volatility, RTV silicone adhesive/sealant.. It is best used as a sealing, caulking, adhesive or potting material in applications that require little outgassing. This helps to avoid condensation in sensitive devices. Furthermore, it is also best used for applications requiring extremely low temperatures.
CV-1143
CV-1143 is a silicone adhesive/sealant that is best used in applications that require low outgassing and minimal volatile condensables under extreme operating conditions. It is also used as a bond and sealant in applications such as overhead or vertical joints that require a non-slumping, and one-part materials.
CV-1144-0
CV-1144-0 is an oxygen protective silicone overcoat that is used for applications where extremely low temperatures and low outgassing are a hazard. It functions as a protective overcoating for electric components and atomic oxygen resistance in space applications. This product also has a broad operating temperature range and can provide radiation and thermal stress resistance.
CV-1148
CV-1148 is a silicone atomic oxygen protective coating that can be use at a broad temperature range. This product is best used for applications that require low outgassing under extreme operating conditions. It exceeds the low outgas specifications outlined by NASA and the European Space Agency.
