REAXIS® C417 is a yellowish liquid catalyst based on dioctyltin oxide. REAXIS® C417 is used in the curing of silicone and saline systems and is well suited for the curing of alkoxy-based RTV silicones, oxime-based RTV silicones and MS Polymers.
Reaxis Inc. manufactures an extensive range of products that are used in numerous industries including plastics, coatings, elastomers, adhesives, sealants, personal care, hydrogen peroxide, oil/gas drilling additives, electronics and lubricants. Their standard and specialty products are applicable in a wide range of chemistries, including catalysis of esterification, transesterification, polyurethane and polysiloxane reactions, as well as surface finishing, complexation and redox chemistries. The technical staff at Reaxis has extensive experience and versatility in developing a wide range of standard and specialty products based on inorganic and organometallic chemistries.
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