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Guide to Silane Solutions

Jun 7 2005

Dow Corning has issued a 32-page “Guide to Silane Solutions” that combines technology expertise with market knowledge to help chemists and application engineers develop new materials with greater reliability and improved performance.

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The guide covers the basics of silanes chemistry and the concepts of coupling with organofunctional silanes. The guide also discusses performance advantages of silanes in fiberglass and composites, mineral and filler treatment, pharmaceutical manufacturing, plastics and rubber, adhesives and sealants, and water repellents and surface protection.

“The guide can help our customers create next-generation solutions to improve their performance and productivity based on the interface between silanes and other materials,” said Thierry Materne, Dow Corning global technology and business development manager, Silanes Products.

Download a copy of the Complete Guide to Silane Chemistry, Applications, and Products (PDF size = 871 KB).

http://www.dowcorning.com

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