AC-21 is a modified amino saline primarily used as an adhesion promoter and comes as a light yellowish liquid. It can be used to enhance polymeric coatings, and as a binder to glass and metallic substrate. It can also be used as a coating material for epoxy, silicone, acrylic and polyurethane.
Ark (Fogang) Chemicals Industry Co., Ltd. is a global supplier of unique silicone products for various applications. With a sophisticated research and technology team, the company aims to develop expertise in silicone chemistry. The company offers a wide range of products, including vinnyl, amino, epoxy, and methacrylate silanes; fluorosurfactants, monomers, and more.
La información presentada aquí fue adquirida por UL desde el productor del material. UL hace un esfuerzo considerable para asegurar la exactitud de estos datos. Sin embargo, UL no asume responsabilidad por los valores de los datos y alienta firmemente a que tras la selección final del material, los puntos de los datos sean validados con el proveedor de la materia
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