Description
KORASILON® paste, high viscosity is a specialised silicone paste for laboratory grinding, vacuum sealing and release-agent applications. It is intended for service from −50 to +200 °C, remaining usable from cold storage conditions through elevated process temperatures. Density is approximately 0,97 g/cm³ and the flash point exceeds 300 °C, supporting thermally demanding bench work. The high-viscosity grade forms a thicker film suited to ground joints, seals and surfaces where lower-viscosity pastes would migrate too readily. Supplied in a practical 35 g pack from manufacturer Obermeier, it fits routine glassware care, apparatus assembly and vacuum-system preparation. Within the grinding and vacuum grease and release-agent category, this consistency offers durable coverage for sealing and controlled release tasks. Laboratories can apply it wherever a stable, high-viscosity KORASILON® film is required across a wide temperature window. The defined density, high flash point and broad service range make the paste a straightforward choice for everyday maintenance and preparative workflows without additional performance claims.
Key features
- Pack size: 35 g
- Density: ~0,97 g/cm³
- Flash point: >300 °C
- Grade: High viscosity
- Temperature range: −50 to +200 °C
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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KORASILON®-paste,high viscosity, from -50 to +200 °C, 35 g is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Obermeier for laboratory use. It sits in Viscometers, inside Density & viscosity measurement, in Lab instruments.
A capillary viscometer times the flow of a liquid through a tube. A rotational viscometer twists a spindle in the liquid. Both need a stated temperature. Kinematic and dynamic viscosity are different numbers. The capillary size has to put the flow time in the range the method allows.
Density is mass divided by volume. A hydrometer floats at a depth that depends on the density of the liquid. A pycnometer is a vessel of known volume that is weighed full. Viscosity is the resistance to flow. A capillary viscometer times how long a volume takes to fall through a tube. Both measurements need a stated temperature, because liquids change density and viscosity as they warm. The units trace to the BIPM and to NIST.
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