SILCOLEASE PC-50 is an emulsion of methyl hydrogen polysiloxane crosslinker for use with both platinum catalyzed addition cure and tin catalyzed condensation cure emulsion release coatings. The methyl hydrogen polysiloxane in SILCOLEASE PC-31 is a copolymer, while SILCOLEASE PC-868 is based on a methyl hydrogen polysiloxane homopolymer. SILCOLEASE PC-50 is a proprietary blend of two methyl hydrogen crosslinkers and is especially suited to work with troublesome substrates to provide superb anchorage of the cured silicone coating. The homopolymer and copolymer crosslinkers provide the flexibility of creating a range of crosslink matrices from a dense, tightly knit matrix to one that is comparatively open. With troublesome adhesives or substrates, release and anchorage improvements may be realized by an interchange of crosslinkers.
Elkem Silicones has more than 3100 employees dedicated to providing silicone solutions with a personal touch helping to deliver your potential. A division of the Elkem Group, Elkem Silicones is one of the world’s leading fully integrated silicone suppliers, operating 10 multi-functional manufacturing sites and R&D centers around the globe. Based in Lyon, France, Elkem Silicones offers a full range of silicone technologies for diverse specialty markets including aerospace, automotive, construction, consumer goods, energy, healthcare, paper, personal care and textiles.
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