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SynFoam® LG-15

SynFoam LG is a unique, expandable, closed cell syntactic foam that provides very low density and moderate strength. SynFoam LG is an ideal replacement for polyurethane foams where higher modulus is needed to support lightweight structures. SynFoam LG has low dielectric loss and loss properties at a reduced weight than traditional low loss materials used for electronic applications. The system is suitable for electronic potting and encapsulation as well as structural support. SynFoam LG is ideal for electronic applications that require room temperature curing temperatures and will not be exposed to high continuous use temperatures. Please see our ELG grade foams for high temperature applications. SynFoam LG is available as one and five gallon kits. Each kit contains an A and B side that must be mixed together prior to casting. Cure is achieved within 24 hours and full properties will be realized after 7 days at room temperature. Densities can be customized to the user's specifications. Interlayer adhesion allowing large structures to be made with multiple pours. If you have a specific mold for use with SynFoam LG we also provide final casting and fabrication services.

Product families

Applications

Electrical & Electronics — Packaging & Assembly
  • Potting Compounds
Electrical & Electronics — Parts & Components
  • Housings & Enclosures

Product Families

Composite Materials — Core Materials
  • Foam Cores

Other characteristics

Brand
SynFoam
Core Type
Syntactic Foam
Functions
Core Material
Markets
Electrical & Electronics
Core
Syntactic Foam
Technology
Composite Materials
Material Features
Good Strength
Composite Materials Functions
Core Material

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
Density15.0lbs/ft3
Compressive Strength1000.0psi
Flex Strength900.0psi
Dielectric Constant1.61—
Dissipation Factor0.009—
Tg150.0°F

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