Products in Electronics Adhesives: Vinyls, Vinylics & Vinyl Derivati...

DEHESIVE® 929 is a solvent-free, addition-curing silicone fluid designed for release applications. This product has good curing properties, very good flow properties and coverage, an extremely stable release, excellent bath life, and excellent long-term anchorage to a wide variety of substrates.

DEHESIVE® 902 AMA® is a solvent-free, addition-curing silicone fluid formulated for release applications on paper and filmic substrates. It is an integral component of a multicomponent release coating used in the production of paper and filmic release liners. These liners are widely utilized in the manufacturing of single- and double-sided industrial laminates.

DEHESIVE® 944 is a solvent-based, addition-crosslinkable silicone recommended for use as a release coating. It offers excellent release stability, medium release at low peel speeds, excellent bath life, and excellent anchorage to a wide variety of substrates. It can be used for coating polyester films (PET), papers, and PE-laminated papers.

Evonik VQM 909 formulations consist of vinylfunctional QM resin and vinylfunctional silicone polymers. These formulas are used to produce materials that are transparent, free of fillers, and have great mechanical qualities. They can also improve the mechanical properties and flow behavior of systems that are filled.

Evonik VQM 907 formulations consist of vinylfunctional QM resin and vinylfunctional silicone polymers. These formulas are used to produce materials that are transparent, free of fillers, and have great mechanical qualities. They can also improve the mechanical properties and flow behavior of systems that are filled.

Evonik VQM 973 formulations consist of vinylfunctional QM resin and vinylfunctional silicone polymers. These formulas are used to produce materials that are transparent, free of fillers, and have great mechanical qualities. They can also improve the mechanical properties and flow behavior of systems that are filled.

Dugdale Plc Intumescent PVC Materials incorporate specially treated graphite flakes that add intumescent properties. At a temperature of around 250°C the layers in each graphite flake separate and this increases the volume of the PVC material by approximately 300 percent. In a fire situation, this reaction would typically be triggered by hot smoke.