Articles Tagged with ''silicone resins''

SILRES® WH possesses hydrophobic properties that reliably protect outdoor wood against wet and damp, and the damage that these cause.

A solventless methyl methoxy resin, Dow Corning® 2405 offers improved coating flexibility and impact resistance plus better film build

The silicone-epoxy hybrid resin technology combines the positive effects of an aliphatic epoxy resin, like corrosion protection and chemical resistance, with the UV resistance and low yellowing characteristics of an alkoxy silicone resin.

SILRES® WH, a novel silicone resin emulsion for wood protection coatings, possesses hydrophobic properties that reliably protect wood outdoors against wet and damp conditions.

SILIKOPHEN® AC 950 is a new high-temperature-resistant, high-solids silicone resin

Wet-look enhancement is intended to provide a lasting, water-soaked appearance. Enhancing materials intensify existing substrate color and aesthetic appeal by making subdued tones and colors brighter.

While there may be a tendency to bemoan increased regulations, one can also reflect on the innovation that has been achieved as a result of these perceived and actual constraints.

With this information, new foam-control additives are envisioned, enabling formulators to create the next generation of compliant coatings.

Both the mechanical impact strength characteristics and resistance to atmospheric effects improve with increasing concentration of silicone elastomer particles.

The commercial success of silicone resins in the field of high-temperature-resistant coatings stems from their unique properties.