Products

FASCAT® 2001 is a white to off-white solid powder which is used in the production of monomeric and polymeric plasticizers, fatty acid esters, and synthetic lubricants.

FASCAT® 2003 is a pale yellow liquid, with is used extensively for producing urethanes from the reaction of isocyanates and polyols.

FASCAT® 2004 is a solid white to off-white flaked material. An effective esterification catalyst in variety of industrial applications. It is used in the production of thermoplastic elastomers and as a raw material to produce other stannous tin derivatives.

FASCAT® 4100 is a amorphous white solid with several esterification uses. It is an extremely pure butylstannoic acid, offering industry leading low levels of dibutyltin and tributyltin species.

FASCAT® 4101 is a amorphous white solid used in the synthesis of saturated polyester resins for powder coatings.

FASCAT® 4102 is a pale yellow liquid used in the synthesis of saturated polyester resins for powder coatings and coil coatings.

FASCAT® 4200 is a clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid which is used in the production of blocked isocyanates for urethane coatings that are used in the automotive OEM market.

FASCAT® 4201 is a amorphous white solid tailored to the demanding specification of aqueous cathodic electrodeposition of urethane coatings for automotive and industrial applications.

FASCAT® 4202 is a Yellow amber, oily liquid that is the industry standard for coatings, adhesives, solvents and elastomers (CASE) .

FASCAT® 4208X is a white to straw liquid used in silanol condensation reactions for caulk and sealant applications and in the production of silicones.

FASCAT® 4210 is a white crystalline solid which is an intermediate for producing dibutyltin compounds.

FASCAT® 4224 is a clear light colored liquid highly selective for polyurethane systems. Exhibits hydrolytic stability found to be useful in waterborne coatings and adhesives. Applications may include formulations when the adhesive or coating needs long pot life at room temperature, but would cure quickly at elevated temperatures such as a hot mold or oven.