NOLATO CONDUCTIVE SILICONE RUBBER 8670

Characteristics
Nolato 8670 is a material used to produce EMI shielding gaskets or electrical conductive silicone rubber
components by molding.
In environmental tests this material has proved none or only slights deterioration of conductivity and shielding
effect. Silicone rubber can easily stand heat, cold, moisture, UV, ozone and pressure over long times. Operating
temperatures are between 55 C and +125 C.

Applications
Nolato 8670 is particularly suitable for the economical production of large series of molded gaskets or molded parts
to produce low cost EMI shielding components where there is a demand of low risk for galvanic corrosion.

Typical Material Properties

Property
Test procedure
Unit
Base material
Conductive filler
Volume resistivity, as molded
MIL-DTL-83528C
mOhmcm
Volume resistivity, aged 48h/156C
MIL-DTL-83528C
mOhmcm
Average shielding effect, 0,3-20 GHz
Nolato cavity to
dB

cavity test
Density
ISO 2781
g/cm3
Hardness
ISO 7619
Shore A
Tensile strength1)
ISO 37
MPa
Elongation at break
ISO 37
%
Tear strength2)
ISO 34-1C
N/mm
Compression set, 72 hours, 100 C
ISO 815
%
Flammability3)
UL 94
1) 1 MPa = 145 psi 2) 1 N/mm = 5,71 lb/in 3) Tested on a 4 mm thick sample

8670
Silicone rubber
Ni/Al
70
190
130
2,3
65
1,1
310
7
18
V1

RoHS Information
Nolato 8670 fulfills the requirements set by the EU Directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS).

Safety Instructions
Nolato 8670 is according to EU directive classified as harmful, class Xn, due to the content of nickel. Nickel may cause
sensitization by skin contact. It is advisory to never touch the gasket without gloves. A material safety data sheet can be
sent on request.
The recommendations and data given are based on our experience to date, however, no liability can be assumed in connection with
their usage and processing. Typical property data values should not be used as specification.