Successful mass production ofsilane-terminated polyether 7200 in China
In 1978, KANEKA Japan developed MSPOLYMER®, a silane-terminatedpolyether. Sealants and adhesives based on this product are produced withexcellent adhesion, weather resistance, environmental protection and otheradvantages.
In recent years, Chinese companies have made great efforts in the fieldof adhesives; finally, at last, a unique highlight in this segment has emerged.
In 1978, the Japanese company KANEKAdeveloped a silane-terminated polyether MSPOLYMER®. Sealants and adhesivesbased on this product are produced with excellent adhesion, weather resistance,environmental friendliness and other advantages.
In recent years, Chinese companies have made great efforts in the fieldof adhesives; finally, at last, a unique highlight has emerged in this segment.
Shandong Lingxiao New Materials Co., Ltd. has successfully mass-produceda silane capped polyether, grade 7200, which has the following remarkablefeatures.
1、Low activity.
2、High strength.
3、Low viscosity, 7000~9000.
4. It can be dehydrated at high temperature together with base material,which makes the process of making glue simple. We have successfullymass-produced a silane-terminated polyether, grade 7200, with the followingsignificant features.
1、Low activity.
2、High strength.
3、Low viscosity, 7000~9000.
4、Can be dehydrated at high temperature together with base material,so as to simplify the process of making glue.
2026-10-22
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