Mechanical finger hemispherical silicone

As part of robotic spreading with the SPREADMASTERa mechanical silicone finger is used to mimic the use of a human finger.

Manufactured using an overmolding process, the characteristics of this silicone mechanical finger – size and hardness – are in full compliance with all international standards and methods.

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Shore (hardness)

spreads

compliance with solar standards

Product information

Directions for use

When using this mechanical silicone finger (installed on the SPREADMASTER), a new finger pad must be placed between each product.

The fingertips should be made of non-textured, powder-free, medium-sized latex (if other fingertips are used, an equivalent validated result must be demonstrated for the present method).
The fingerstock should fit snugly around the robot finger, without ripples, wrinkles or tears where the product could become trapped.

The mechanical finger should be replaced after every 400 spreading operations or when damaged.

Technical information

Dimensions	Diameter (20.0 ± 1.0) mm 90° bending radius
Material	Silicone
Weight	18.3 g for one finger
Packaging	1 unit
Compliance	ISO/DIS 23675 – In vitro SPF ISO/CD 23698 – HDRS ISO 24443:2021 – UVAPF in vitro FDA monograph 2011 – Broad Spectrum Boots Star Rating system 2011 – UVA/UVB ratio
Chemical substances	Cadmium and cadmium compounds: ABSENCE Hexavalent chromium compounds : ABSENCE Lead and lead compounds: ABSENCE Mercury and mercury compounds: ABSENCE OTC/TPT: ABSENCE TBTO : ABSENCE Kerosene chloride (short caine) : ABSENCE PBBs : ABSENCE PBDEs : ABSENCE PCBs : ABSENCE Polychlorinated naphthalene (with three or more chlorines) : ABSENCE Asbestos : ABSENCE Specific azo compounds: ABSENCE Ozone-depleting substances: ABSENCE Radioactive substances: ABSENCE
Conditions of use	Temperature : [5° – 45°C]
Storage	Do not expose to direct sunlight Do not leave in a high temperature or high humidity area. Do not allow it to come into contact with other rubber and plastic products over long periods of time