• Good resistance to chemicals
• Air drying
• Also used for priming leadwires
Air-drying solvent-thinned (MEK) nitrile rubber. Forms a flexible, rubbery coating.
Do not use directly on exposed foil or bare leads.
Often used to prime vinyl-insulated wire to improve bondability to other coatings.
If used as a primer on leads, thin 50:50 with MEK.
Flexible at cryogenic temperatures. Provides excellent resistance to gasoline, kerosene, and commercial oils.
Electrical properties are poorer than other M-Coats, particularly at elevated temperatures.
| Condition | Temperature Range |
|---|---|
| Short Term | –195° to +150°C (–320° to +300°F) |
| Long Term | –195° to +95°C (–320° to +200°F) |
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