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Looking for a non-tacky, high-friction (grippy) elastomer. Application: cell phone cases.

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FlixFlix

FlixFlix

Electrical
Feb 2, 2010
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Something similar to what these guys are selling in a sticker form:
I measured (roughly) the static friction coefficient between their material and a smooth piece of plastic; it's just below 2 and a little over 2 with finger skin. It is not tacky at all.

The ultimate goal is to produce a PC or TPU cell phone case "coated" with this material.
 
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