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AeroCure is a novel silicone spray for electrical connections that protects against moisture and temperature variances without impeding electrical conductivity.
Once sprayed, the material cures to a conformal coating.
The thickness of the coating can be built up to as much as 0.635mm with multiple applications.
The coating is extremely durable, but can be removed easily if re-entry is required.
Jerry Solomon, Director of the Anderson and Associates Aerosol Division, explained that the material was originally designed for copper cables used in the telephone industry.
He went on to say 'This new silicone spray can really be used anywhere that wires or cables are joined together and moisture is a concern'.
'It can be used for electrical connections as well as cable connections'.
'It has uses in the marine industry, where corrosion is such an ongoing problem, the cable TV market where connections are often made on the outside of the house, in-premise wiring where connections are subject to weather, and any other application where moisture protection is needed'.
'The beauty of this material is that it can be sprayed on in seconds and in many cases does away with the need for taping'.  

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