Derived from patented technology, Formerol® is unique in its combination of hand-formability, self-adhesion, flexibility when cured and its ability to insulate against electricity. Once opened it feels and works like modelling clay; it then air-cures into a hard silicone rubber, which forms a natural bond with aluminium, steel, ceramics, glass, wood, perspex, silicone and butyl rubber.
Formerol® is resistant from -50°C to +180°C without changing consistency or melting. It is also 100% waterproof and entirely resistant to sea water. |
Formerol® has been designed to address most needs. In its standard form its properties are:
• Shore A hardness: 70 • Density: 1.3g/cm3 • Tensile strength: 1.89 MPa • Youngs Modulus: 5.59MPa • Strain-to-failure: 211% • DIN Abrasion Resistance: 24% ARI index • Williams Plasticity: 160mm • Electrical Resistivity • Surface 1.40 x 1014 Ohms • Volume 2.55 x 1014 Ohms See more technical data... |
Formerol® in the news.
Sugru, the New Wonder Material
The Guardian, 2014 
Sugru, The Magic Glue
Yahoo, 2014 
Costing the dream: FormFormForm
The Economist, 2012 
21st Century Duct Tape
Forbes, 2012 |
BESPOKE APPLICATIONS
Formerol® has been designed to address most needs, but in special cases customised formulations can be supplied. Make an enquiry here.
