PEL-SIL™ CX740 is an epoxy functionalized siloxane polyether. With its silicone and organic combination and dual reactive hydroxy and epoxy functionality, PEL-SIL™ CX740 offers unique capability to modify epoxy and polyurethane systems. It can impart surface and bulk properties, such as gloss, slip, hydrophobicity, and mechanical. Due to its low viscosity, PEL-SIL™ CX740 enhances the process for better mixing and flow for compounds and composites.
Ele Corporation is a worldwide manufacturer of specialty and intermediate chemicals used in a variety of applications. Elé is a a mid-size company, making it more flexible and resourceful than many competitors, which allows them to better serve their customers. The company offers catalysts, cell structure modifiers, surfactants, flame retardants, and polyols.
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