SAM-1000 is a heavy weight; Silicone impregnated fiberglass fabric with a heat reflective Aluminum Foil surface laminated on one side with a high temperature adhesive. The combination makes SAM-1000 a flexible and durable heat protection jacket material with outstanding abrasion characteristics. SAM-1000 is best in moderate temperature heat barrier applications where a mechanically tough jacket is required. The material has a thermal effectiveness value of 69+°C when tested to SAE J2302 requirements. These characteristics make SAM-1000 an ideal choice for under hood applications in the Automotive, Truck and Bus industry. The material has an operational temperature range of -50° to 240°C.
| Chemical Resistance | Good |
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| Flammability | Self-extinguishing |
| Configuration | Aluminized Silicone-Coated Woven Fiberglass |
| Tear Strength | >650/>600 N/cm (warp) | >550/>400 N/cm (fill) |
| Temperature Range | -50° to 240°C (-58° to 464°F) |
| Ratings | SAE J2302 |
| Material Thickness Variance | -0.003" to +0.005" |
| RoHS | Compliant |
| Shelf Life | 60 months |
| Material Thickness | 0.033" |
| Material Color | Aluminum |
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Specifications subject to change without notice. All statements and technical information contained herein are based on tests we believe to be reliable, but the accuracy or completeness is not guaranteed under all circumstances. Before using Zippertubing® products, the user shall determine suitability for the intended use, and user assumes all responsibility for improper selection. Published attenuation values of Zippertubing® shielding have been verified by laboratory testing of the respective shielding materials. Actual installed attenuation values may differ due to installation techniques and final assembly operation parameters which are beyond the control of Zippertubing®. Actual attenuation values can only be determined by the end user testing the completed assembly. U.S. and International Patents and patents pending. © 2019 The Zippertubing® Company, Chandler, Arizona.
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