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Hypertex® Repellix

Chemical Family
Silicones

Hypertex® Repellix is a two-component silicone elastomer featuring an addition curing system. Post-curing, it maintains its color without any changes, offering excellent washing durability. Its viscosity is well-suited for printing applications, providing an outstanding silky touch effect. Additionally, it exhibits both high and low heat resistance. Curing time can be expedited by using elevated temperatures. This elastomer presents itself with a transparent appearance.

Product families

Elastomers — Specialty Elastomers
  • Silicone Elastomers

Other characteristics

Brand
Hypertex
End Uses
Textile Printing
Features

2K (2 component), Excellent Cracking Resistance, Excellent Washing Durability, Good Adhesion, Good Elongation, Heat Resistance

Polymer Name
Silicone Elastomer
Use Levels
100:1 - 100:3
Appearance
Transparent elastomer
Technology
Elastomers
Labeling Claims
Solvent-free
Material Features
  • 2K (2 component)
  • Excellent Cracking Resistance
  • Excellent Washing Durability
  • Good Adhesion
  • Good Elongation
  • Heat Resistance
Storage Condition

It is recommended that to store Hypertex® Repellix printing silicone in their original storage container under 25°C, away from moisture and with the lid closed.. Under recommended conditions, shelf life is 12 months from the date of manufacture.

Packaging Information
Hypertex® Repellix is available in 200 Kg drum.
Performance features
  • No solvent
  • Good adhesion on fabric
  • No color changes after curing
  • Excellent washing durability
  • Suitable viscosity for printing
  • Excellent silky touch effect
  • High and low heat resistance
  • Good elongation
Application and Mixing

Hypertex® Repellix silicone is mixed with Hypertex® Active Catalyst at recommended mixing ratio: (100:1 - 100:3); After catalyst is added in silicone, curing starts.; Curing time can be accelerated with high temperatures.; The amount of catalyst can be changed depending on the applied temperature.; Pallets should be preheated to 60°C before printing to produce best results.; Recommended curing temperature is below 140°C.

Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
Textile Printing

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Hardness29 - 33—Shore A
Tensile Strength3.5MPa—
Density1.05 - 1.11g/cm³—
Tear Strength12.0KN/m—
Elongation400.0%—

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