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Silicone
Rubber Coated Fiberglass Sleeving Class 220 (-73°C to +220°C) (-100°F to
+428°F)
Description Varglas ES-4400
Silicone Rubber Sleeving is produced by curing a specially compounded
silicone gum with a select catalyst on a continuous length of Fiberglas®
braid. Most silicone rubber is characterized, chiefly, by its capability
of performing satisfactorily at elevated temperatures. Varglas ES-4400
Silicone Rubber, in addition to providing superior dielectric and thermal
protection, at less weight, was developed to meet unusual fluid and flame
resistance requirements. Its high temperature performance places it in a
220°C classification.
Specifications Varglas ES-4400
Silicone Rubber Sleeving conforms to MIL-l-3190/8 and exceeds the
requirements of MIL-l-3190/6, latest revisions (Grade A), and is on the
Qualified Products List (QPL) for both. It also exceeds the requirements
of NEMA TF-1, Type 5; and ASTM-D372.
Under the Component Program of
Underwriters Laboratories, Grade A Varglas ES-4400 Silicone Rubber is
recognized for 200°C, 600 volt service (Class 220° C recognition is
pending) and complies with VW-1 flammability requirements under UL File
#E63450. (VW-1 compliance of Grades B through C-1 is covered under UL File
#E53690.) The Canadian Standards Association certifies the use of Grade A
for 200°C, 600 volt service under CSA File #LR-58486 “OFS”. Varglas
ES-4400 is incorporated in systems work, per UL Safety Standard 1446, to
facilitate product acceptance by UL.
Applications Varglas ES-4400
Silicone Rubber Sleeving’s superior dielectric strength, high and low
temperature performance, and excellent fluid and flame resistance make it
ideally suited for use in industrial instrumentation for measurement,
analysis and control; surgical, medical and optical instruments and
apparatus; electrical and electronic machinery and equipment; and aircraft
and other transportation equipment where its lighter weight provides an
additional performance advantage.
Sizes AWG #24 through
1” l.D. Other sizes subject to inquiry.
Standard Color Blue-gray and
tan. Other colors made to order.
Standard
Packaging Coils, spools or
36” lengths at manufacturer’s option, unless otherwise specified. There is
no cutting charge for 36” lengths, but lengths other than 36” are subject
to cutting charges.
FibergIas® is a
registered trademark of Owens-Corning.
Typical Properties
| Property |
Procedure |
Performance |
| Physical |
| Tear
Strength, Coating |
ASTM-D624 |
180 psi
(Die B) |
| Ultimate
Elongation, Coating |
ASTM-D882 |
570% @
20°C |
| Hardness,
Coating |
ASTM-D2240 |
50
(Durometer, Shore A - 2) |
| Flexibility
and Toughness, Coating |
UL 1441
|
Passes
(Penetration Test) |
| Chemical |
| Chemical
Resistance |
UL 1441
|
Resistant
to solvents and fluids including water vapor |
| Fungus
Resistance |
MlL- I-
631 |
Passes |
| Oil
Resistance, 22 hour immersion @ 70°C |
ASTM -
D471 |
No
measurable change in wall thickness when immersed in Skydrol LD.
Varflex tests indicate good resistance to Freon 22 and refrigeration
oil Suniso® 3-G. |
| Compatibility |
UL 1446
|
Good.
Compatible with select potting compounds and varnished wires with no
deteriorating effects on end properties. |
| Electrical |
| Dielectric
Strength after 48/23/50: |
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NEMA TF -
1 |
8000v min.
avg., 6000v min. indiv. |
|
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NEMA TF -
1 |
4000v min.
avg., 2500v min. indiv. |
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NEMA TF -
1 |
2500v min.
avg., 1500v min. indiv. |
| Dielectric
Strength after 96/23/96: |
|
|
NEMA TF -
1 |
80% of
Original Value. |
| Hydrolytic
Stability after 336 hrs. @ 70°C over Constant Water Reflux |
MIL-I-3190/8 |
5000 volts
min. avg. |
| Thermal |
| Thermal
Endurance |
MIL-l-3190/8 |
Class 220°C
(R) |
| MIL-l-3190/6 & UL 1441 |
Exceeds
MIL-l-3190/6, latest revision, and UL 1441, Class 200°C |
| Brittleness
Temperature |
ASTM-D350 |
-
73°C |
| Flame
Resistance |
UL 1441
|
Passes
(VW-1) |
| ASTM-D350 |
Passes |
| NEMA
TF-1 |
Passes |
| MIL-l-3190/8, Method A |
Passes |
| Smoke
Density (NBS Chamber) |
ASTM-E662 |
Passes.
Avg. non-flaming 3.7 OD.; Avg. flaming 19.7 OD. |
| Pushback
after 168 hrs. @ 250°C |
MIL-l-3190/8 |
No cracks
or ruptures. 6000 volts min. avg. dielectic
strength |
Note. Information contained here is precise and reliable
However, being unique. each end-use should be evaluated to satisty its
specific requirements
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