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It repels water due to the action of methyl groups in its molecular structure.
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X-12-1287A
X-12-1287A
- Silane coupling agent with butadiene backbone, acid anhydride structure, and trimethoxysilyl groups
- Butadiene backbone improves compatibility with rubber materials, and can also impart hydrophobicity.
- With trimethoxysilyl groups and acid anhydride functional groups, it can be expected to have a high adhesive effect.
KBM-9659
KBM-9659
- Silane coupling agent with isocyanurate groups
- This product has excellent compatibility with organic resins and low reactivity for good storage stability.
- Improved adhesion with inorganic materials
KBE-1003
KBE-1003
- Vinyl group silane coupling agent compatible with polyethylene, polypropylene, etc.
- Mainly used to improve heat resistance of polyethylene for electric wires
- This product is used for cross-linked polyethylene
KBM-1003
KBM-1003
- Vinyl group silane coupling agent compatible with polyethylene, polypropylene, etc.
- Mainly used to improve heat resistance of polyethylene for electric wires
- This product is used for cross-linked polyethylene
X-12-1267B
X-12-1267B
- Silane coupling agent with butadiene polymer structure as the main backbone
- Butadiene polymer backbone is expected to improve compatibility and adhesiveness to rubber materials
- With high hydrophobicity, improving water resistance can be expected.
X-12-1267B-ES
X-12-1267B-ES
- Silane coupling agent with butadiene polymer structure as the main skeleton
- Butadiene polymer skeleton is expected to improve compatibility and adhesiveness to rubber materials
- With high hydrophobicity, improving water resistance can be expected.
X-12-5263HP
X-12-5263HP
- Silane coupling agent with more hydrolyzable silyl groups than general-purpose silanes
- Imparting hydrophobicity and water resistance can be expected.
Resin modifier and binder application is possible.
KBM-3086
KBM-3086
- Silane coupling agent with more hydrolyzable silyl groups than general-purpose silanes
- Imparting hydrophobicity can be expected.
Binder application is possible.