MPG-D70A
65 - 70 D Durometer
Hardness
Room-Temperature-Curable Polyurethane Casting System
MPG-D70A is
room-temperature-curable polyurethane casting elastomer system
designed for molding polyurethane parts with tough, but flexible
physical characteristics. The typical applications for this
formulation includes prototyping, casing, and in-house tool making.
The components for
this formulation have low viscosity, which is an advantage to fill
thinner parts of the mold; it helps recreating the fine resolution
of the mold surface pattern, and avoids trapping large air bubbles.
Relatively forgiving pot-life and short demolding time helps the
production rate when it is use in a project with a larger production
quantity requirement.
Components
Part-A
(Prepolymer): MGA-018
Part-B
(Curative): PBA-013
Mixing
Ratio: Part-A: Part-B =
4 : 3 (or 1: 0.75) by volume
Part-A: Part-B = 1: 0.675
by weight
Processing
Temperature:
Part-A:
Ambient
Part-B:
Ambient
Mold:
70 – 120 °F
* Heating the
mold to 100 – 120°F range is recommended if there is a very thin
section in your part
Curing Pattern:
Pot life:
3 minutes (at 70 °F)
Demolding Time:
7 minutes for ½” or thicker part:
(Thinner
parts may require 20 to 40 minutes for demolding with an ambient
temperature mold.)
Complete Cure
Cycle:
3 to 4 days for ½” or thicker parts, 5 to 7 days for 1/8” or
thinner parts
Typical Physical
Properties of the Cured Product
Hardness:
65 - 70 D Durometer
Tensile Strength:
3600 psi
Elongation:
60 %
Die-C Tear
Strength: 880 pli
Part-B material
contains powder material (moisture scavenger powder), which may
settle at the bottom of the container. Please agitate part-B liquid
component in the container before dispensing.
When you use this
material, please be sure to operate in a wide open area with a good
air circulation or good ventilation, wear rubber gloves, long
sleeves, and protective eyewear to avoid skin/eye contact of the
material. Please read the Material Safety Data Sheets for the
details on the safety and handling for the component materials.
For any questions,
please contact Northstar Polymers.
Storage:
Part-A
component (prepolymer) contains isocyanate component, which is very
much sensitive to moisture. If it is left in air, part-A will react
with atmospheric moisture and ruined. This reaction is
non-reversible. Soon after opening a can and dispensing the
content, nitrogen gas or negative-40-degree-due-point dry air needs
to be injected to the can to blanket the material. Silica gel or
calcium chloride desiccant filter should be installed to 55 gallon
drum-vent for your drum feeding system. The storage temperature
should be at a room temperature between 65 and 90 ºF.
Part-A
material freezes below room temperature. The material is expected
to arrive frozen in cold seasons. Please follow the thawing
instructions provided by Northstar Polymers to thaw the material
before using.
Part-B
component may be hygroscopic. If the material is exposed to ambient
air, it may absorb moisture. Moisture contaminated part-B material
may become source of degradation or excessive bubbles in the
product. Avoid exposure of the material to air. Purging the empty
space in the container with nitrogen gas or
negative-40-degree-due-point dry air is also recommended to prevent
moisture contamination of part-B as well. The storage temperature
should be at a room temperature between 65 and 90 ºF. The moisture
contamination of part-B material can be reversible. Please consult
Northstar Polymers for the drying method.
Safety:
The
component materials are industrial-grade chemicals. Please keep
them in a secure place and prevent access from any unauthorized
individual. The personnel who handle these materials need to read
the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for detail information on
safety and handling of the material. The MSDS for each component is
sent with the shipment of the material.
When
conducting a test or producing your parts using this material, be
sure to operate in a wide-open area with good air movement, or in a
well-ventilated area. Wear rubber gloves, long sleeves, and
protective eyeglasses to prevent skin/eye contact of the material.
When your operation involves heating or spraying of the material, we
recommend, in addition to the above, installation of a proper
ventilation system and using a half-face respirator recommended for
the use to prevent inhalation of the fume.
Direct
contact of polyurethane raw materials to skin/eye, as well as
ingestion may lead to health problems. No eating or smoking should
be permitted at the working area. The operator should wash hands
well with soap and water after handling the materials. Please refer
to the MSDS for each component for the detailed health information.
For any
questions, please contact Northstar Polymers.
Tel:
612-721-2911.
Fax: 612-721-1009
Web
Site:
http://www.northstarpolymers.com
E-Mail:
info@northstarpolymers.com