KE-17 is a silicone rubber compound manufactured by Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. This product is supplied as a two-component liquid system designed for general industrial use. According to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), it appears as a liquid at room temperature and has a characteristic odor.
Shin-Etsu KE-17 is a high-performance, addition-cure type liquid silicone rubber. It is designed to cure rapidly upon heating, forming an elastomer with excellent properties. The product offers suitable flowability before curing for easy processing and molding, and provides reliable sealing, insulation, or protective functions after curing. The SDS emphasizes that the product should be handled with adequate ventilation and prolonged exposure should be avoided.
KE-17 liquid silicone rubber is widely used in applications requiring heat resistance, electrical insulation, and flexibility. Typical applications include:
Its cured elastomer offers stable performance, making it suitable for producing precision parts.
Attribute | Description / Value |
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Brand | Shin-Etsu |
Model | KE-17 |
Type | General-purpose silicone rubber |
Form | Liquid |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Mooney Viscosity | 50 |
Tensile Strength | 50 |
Elongation | 50% |
Appearance | Liquid |
Heat Resistance | 250 °C |
Application | Electronic industry, mold release adhesive |
Weatherability | Excellent resistance to aging caused by UV light |
Water Repellency (Hydrophobicity) | Excellent water repellent effect due to the orientation of methyl groups in the molecule |