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AL69 is a bifunctional polysulfidic organosilane for the rubber industry. It is used to improve the reinforcing capability of fillers with silanol group on their surface (e.g., silicas, silicates, clay, etc.), and also as an integral part of curing systems to improve crosslinking network properties.

AL180 is a water-white to light straw liquid. It is a mercapto-functional silane that finds use as a coupling agent in polysulfide and polyurethane caulks and sealants.

AL PS-35, a precipitated, non-crystalline, amorphous silica, is an excellent silica for improving mechanical properties of rubber and elastomers. Also, due to its high level of absorption, it can be used as a carrier for liquid additives in applications such as animal feed.

AL PS-40, a precipitated, non-crystalline, amorphous silica, is an excellent silica for improving mechanical properties of rubber and elastomers. Due to its high level of absorption, it can be used as a carrier for liquid additives in applications such as animal feed. It is also an excellent thickener in liquid systems.

AL121 is used as a polymer modifier via grafting reactions. The resulting pendant trimethoxysilyl groups can function as moisture-activated crosslinking sites. The Silane grafted polymer is processed as a thermoplastic and crosslinking occurs after fabrication of the finished article upon exposure to moisture.

AL 181 Silane is mercapto functional silane with wide usage in rubber and elastomers.

AL PS-33 is an economical rubber reinforcing silica. The combination of high reinforcing, good abrasion resistance and ease of processing make it a good choice for formulators. It enhances the physical and mechanical properties of many rubber compounds.

AL 69C is a 50/50 mixture of AL69 with N330 carbon black to form a free flowing granule that is easy to use and at the same time utilize the properties of the AL 69 silane. AL 69 is a bifunctional polysulfidic organosilane for the rubber industry. It is used to improve the reinforcing capability of fillers with silanol group on their surface (e.g., silicas, silicates, clay, etc.), and also as an integral part of curing systems to improve crosslinking network properties.