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Northstar Polymers, LLC

3444 Dight Avenue So.

Minneapolis, MN 55406

Tel: 612.721.2911

Fax: 612.721.1009

E-Mail:

info@northstarpolymers.com

 

 

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MPP-A60A

 Data Sheet

 

 

MPP-A60A is one of our room-temperature-cure liquid castable polyurethane systems.  This ether-base polyurethane system is used in applications such as mold-making, prototyping, production of cast parts, potting, tool-making, and many other applications.  MPP-A60A is designed for an easy operation for industrial applications without special casting or heating equipment.  Its low viscosity also makes it easy to achieve replicating the details of the mold/original with a fine resolution.  Urethane elastomer parts made of this system exhibit:

q Fine resolution of mold details

q Good cut/tear resistance for its class

q Good performance in wet environments

q Easy-to-use room-temperature-curable

q Small shrinkage factor

The suitable applications of MPP-A60A include stamps/patterns and molds designed to transfer a decorative image to wet surfaces as well as a potting compound for electronic applications where low viscosity liquid resin is required to encapsulate small wires and components. It is also suitable for many other custom applications where flexibility and strength of the parts are required. 

 

  

Typical Physical Properties

 

 

Physical Property

 

ASTM #

Typical Value

Durometer Hardness:

D 2240

A55-60

Tensile Strength (psi):

D 412

366 psi

Ultimate Elongation (%):

D 412

157%

Tear Resistance (pli)

 

 

Die C:

D 624

118 pli

Split:

D 624

14 pli

Bashore Rebound (%):

D2632

40%

 

  

Prepolymer:

MPN-023

Curing Agent:

PBA-055

 Typical Processing Conditions

Prepolymer:

MPN-023

Curing Agent:

PBA-055

Catalyst:

Included

Prepolymer Temperature (ºF):

Room Temperature**

Curing Agent Temperature (ºF):

Room Temperature**

Mold Temperature (ºF):

Room Temperature**

Pot Life*(minutes):

10 - 15

De-mold Time*** at 77ºF (hours):

4 - 6

Complete Cure Cycle*** at 77 °F (days):

4

 

 *        Defined as:  a 300 gram sample is too thick to pour.

**       Between 70 ºF and 90 ºF.  Higher temperature results faster curing pattern

***     The use of catalyst or higher mold temperature will increase the rate of cure.  Mold may needed to be heated to 100 - 120 ºF for casting a very thin layer and/or using a heat-absorbing material for mold or inserts.

 

 

Typical Mixing Ratio

 

                                         Prepolymer (A)          Curing Agent (B)

 

Code Number:                         MPN-023                 PBA-055

                                                                  

Specific Gravity:                          1.173                     1.024

                                                                  

Equivalent Weight:                       226                        546

                                                                  

Stoichiometry:                            1.000                       0.987

                                                                  

NCO/OH Index:                            1.013                       1.00

                                                                                                                                    

Weight Ratio:                              1.000                     2.300

                                                                                                                                                                         

Volume Ratio:                              1.000                     2.636

                                                                  

                                       

The actual mixing ratio at the operation may need to be adjusted based on the actual stoichiometric ratio calculation.  For machine mixing, the mixing ratio calibration is recommended before the new batch of raw material is used.                           

 

 

By adjusting the mixing ratio in a small range, you can yield a range of hardness between about 50 A to 60 A Durometer using the same combination of the part-A/B component materials.  The following chart is reference only.  The surface of the cured material becomes more sticky as you increase part-B ratio.  By adjusting the mixing ratio the overall physical properties, not limited to the hardness, of the cured material change.

 

Part-A: Part-B    Approximate Cured Hardness

1.00 : 2.38              60 A

1.00 : 2.45              56 A

1.00 : 2.55              52 A

 

(The above ratios are by weight.)

 

 

Northstar Polymers, LLC

3444 Dight Avenue South

Minneapolis, MN 55406

Tel: 612.721.2911

Fax: 612.721.1009

E-Mail: info@northstarpolymers.com

 

 

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