Optically Clear Potting Compounds
Optically clear, low viscosity silicone that offers customers an easy 1:1 mix ratio. This silicone provides a soft, flexible potting compound that won’t put stress on components and will not yellow over time. Great for high temperature (200°C) applications. Offered in TriggerBond™ cartridges.
20-2621
Water clear urethane with excellent environment resistance and low viscosity. This 1:1, non-yellowing compound offers excellent adhesion and flexibility and is a great choice for outdoor applications that will see extended UV exposure or extreme weather. Offered in TriggerBond™ cartridges.
20-3302
Very low viscosity, water clear potting compound. This rigid epoxy offers the highest adhesion and best chemical resistance of the optically clear potting compounds. Easy to work with 2:1 mix ratio cures bubble free and glass smooth. Offered in TriggerBond™ cartridges.
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