KBM-573, N-phenyl-3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane), is a specialty silane coupling agent that significantly improves the performance of many composite materials in more demanding applications. KBM-573 provides many of the same benefits for which aminosilanes are well known. When used as an additive for thermoplastics and thermosets, KBM-573 dramatically improves the dispersion of fillers, lowers viscosities, and positively impacts other aspects of processing the uncured composite. Upon curing, it creates strong covalent bonds between the inorganic and organic components within the composite and it provides superior adhesion of the composite to many different substrates. However, when compared to more common aminoalkylsilanes, such as Shin-Etsu KBM-603 or KBM-903, the phenyl ring of KBM-573 leads to significantly enhanced thermal stability and better organic compatibility in many systems.
Shin-Etsu Silicones produces silicones and silicone products for the Paints and Coating Industry. They provide first rate silicone compounds to develop and increase the reliability and all around performance of a product. One such product type, Silane Coupling Agents, are used as a mediator that helps improve and support bonds between inorganic and organic materials. This allows for surface modification and resin modification to take place. It also aids in the increased adhesion and the enhancement of the mechanical durability of composite materials.
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