SILCOLEASE EMULSION 915 is a silicone emulsion intended for the release coating of papers and various other substrates. SILCOLEASE EMULSION 915 cures by a polyaddition reaction in the presence of an organometallic compound forming an elastomeric coating. The release properties of the coatings can be modified as required.
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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