Room Temperature Vulcanizing. The tendency of an RTV adhesive to vulcanize (or cure ) at room temperature. Changes from a liquid/paste state to a solid, flexible rubber. Example: Silicones
a liquid silicone rubber which cures at room temperature by addition of a catalyst
Room Temperature Vulcanizing. A silicone-based adhesive, the clear version of which is used to glue a mirror to its cell. Cures with exposure to moisture. Back to top of glossary
Room Temperature Vulcanization, generally silicone rubber, that after mixing, will cure when exposed to air.
acronym for room temperature vulcanization; a few kinds of reactions exist which can crosslink an elastomeric polymer, most typically silicone, at room temperature
An anacronym for Room Temperature Vulcanizing rubber.
(Room Temperature Vulcanizing): The tendency of an RTV adhesive to vulcanize (i.e. cure) at room temperature. Changes from a liquid/paste state to a solid, flexible rubber.
Room-temperature vulcanizing, a term for rubber compounds that solidify and stabilize at room temperature. RTV rubber is a two-part mixture that is commonly used to make molds for garage kits.
Room temperature vulcanizer. RTV is a silicone glue used to secure connections.