GR-100F is an odorless, translucent flake of thermosetting polysiloxane resin, soluble in polar and aromatic solvents such as: alcohols (isopropanol, N-propanol, butanol and diacetone alcohol), ketones and the glycol ethers and their acetates. It is nonflammable and exhibits good chemical resistance and dielectric strength, making it useful for a binder in flame-proof, filled coatings and microelectronic and fiber optic coatings.
Techneglas produces glass resins a family of polysiloxane polymers used in a variety of applications. Glass resins provide a hard, scratch resistant coating on a variety of plastic substrates, such as flame proof coatings for resistors and circuit board coatings and mold release coatings which enable molders to get multiple releases on elastomeric parts while running cleaner and maintaining paintability for paint and coating formulators.
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