Shin-Etsu KE-109E A/B is an optically transparent, thermosetting, two-component RTV encapsulation adhesive.

Shin-Etsu KE-109E A/B is a transparent, thermosetting two-component encapsulation adhesive that cures to form a durable, flexible rubber, making it highly suitable for LED diodes and enhanced LCD displays. KE-109E A/B exhibits excellent electrical insulation properties and demonstrates outstanding adhesion to printed circuit board substrates, metals, plastics, glass, and ceramics.

Product Applications:

Shin-Etsu KE-106 finds wide applications in electrical insulation, suitable for a broad temperature range. It meets the requirements for bonding, sealing, and fixing various electronic components and mechanical structures, especially those with demands for high/low temperature resistance, aging resistance, shock absorption, buffer, ease of maintenance, and excellent sealing and moisture-proof characteristics. Applications include electrical appliances, solar cells, batteries, hybrid integrated circuits, TC fans and components, electronic products, power systems, sensors, fluorescent lamps, membrane switches, LED display panels, electronic devices, aviation systems, liquid crystal displays, cathode-ray tubes, etc.

Performance Features of Shin-Etsu KE-106:

1. Similar characteristics to one-component RTV: electrical properties, heat resistance, cold resistance, vibration resistance, weather resistance, and curing type.

2. Layer curing: deep curing can occur simultaneously on the surface and internally, regardless of the rubber thickness.

3. Curing speed adjustability: curing speed can be adjusted by changing the type or quantity of the curing agent, or by heating.

4. Storage stability: base compounds and curing agents are stored separately, ensuring the product remains usable throughout the storage period without premature curing. Two-component RTV rubber can be stored for an extended period.

Product Features:

1. Optically transparent
2. Yellowing resistance
3. Two-component
4. 1:1 mixing ratio
5. Thermosetting
6. Self-leveling