KBM-3033 has been developed as an economical surface active silane for use as a high performance coating agent, providing the combined benefits of hydrophobicity, low surface energy, and superior adhesion. Due to their inherently low surface energies, silicones and silanes are often used as coatings or coating additives to impart weather resistance, chemical resistance, water-repellency, oil-repellency, and/or release properties. In particular, silicones and silanes with hydrolyzable and/or other reactive functional groups offer significant advantages and superior performance in many material systems where good adhesion, durability, longevity, and ease of application are important.
Shin-Etsu Silicones produces silicones and silicone products for the Paints and Coating Industry. They provide first rate silicone compounds to develop and increase the reliability and all around performance of a product. One such product type, Silane Coupling Agents, are used as a mediator that helps improve and support bonds between inorganic and organic materials. This allows for surface modification and resin modification to take place. It also aids in the increased adhesion and the enhancement of the mechanical durability of composite materials.
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