Features:
• Solid silicone results in increased durability and sealing performance.
• Multiple wire alloy options allow for galvanic compatibility to be optimized between the asketing and mating surfaces.
• Cured in place oriented wires will not dislodge, thereby eliminating foreign object debris concerns.
• Wire “bite-through” during gasket deflection allows for non-conductive pressure sensitive adhesive to be used rather than the conductive systems more commonly offered with EMI gasketing solutions.
• Various form factors are offered including strips, sheets and converted gaskets, thereby allowing for easy application and manufacturing integration.

Benefits:
• A solid silicone binder results in a robust gasketing material that can withstand greater fastener torque values as well as increased pressure and weather sealing requirements.
• Galvanic compatibility allows for optimized corrosion mitigation and avoidance of related rework costs.
• Elimination of foreign object debris ensures costly application rework due to electrical shorting can be avoided.
• The elimination of conductive pressure sensitive adhesive results in better adhesion and less galvanic corrosion potential for the overall system, thereby reducing both gasket installation labor and rework associated with corrosion.
• Various form factors reduce secondary operations and capital expenditures commonly associated with gasket conversion.