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Wacker to show SILRES BS 6920 binder at ECS 2017
02 Mar '17
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Wacker, the Munich-based chemical group, is set to present an innovative binder, SILRES BS 6920, a low-viscosity binder based on the Group’s alpha-silane technology, at the 2017 European Coatings Show (ECS), the industry leading tradefair for paints and coatings, to be held from April 4 to 6, 2017, in Nuremberg, Germany, in hall 1, booth 1-510.
The low-viscosity binder can be processed into ready-to-use impregnating agents and thin coatings for concrete and flowing-screed floors. It provides flooring with excellent stain protection and has a colour-intensifying effect. The dirt-repelling action of formulations based on SILRES BS 6920 makes them far superior to conventional impregnating agents.
SILRES BS 6920 is an alpha-silane-terminated polyether that cures on contact with moisture. Its chemical structure has been optimised to achieve low viscosity. As a result, the binder penetrates deep into the pores of a cement-bound floor, filling the pores completely and forming a thin, shiny film on the surface. After the binder has cured, everyday substances containing water or oil are unable to enter the pores. The new binder offers highly effective stain protection. Even substances that are left on the surface for some time can be removed without any lasting stains.
Impregnating agents based on SILRES BS 6920 are usually applied twice. The first coat applied strengthens the floor. A second produces a homogeneous surface that increases scratch and scrub resistance and makes the floor polishable. To accelerate curing, SILRES BS 6920 is usually formulated with an aminofunctional silane that also ensures good adhesion to cement-bound substrates. It is possible to walk on or drive over the floors about twenty-four hours after treatment.
SILRES BS 6920 offers formulators considerable flexibility. Its low viscosity makes solvent-free processing possible, although a solvent may be added if required. Formulators can use pigments, reinforcing fillers, and matting agents to broadly vary the properties of their end products. These ready-to-use, one-part end products can be applied using a mop, roller, or airless spray gun.
Impregnating agents based on SILRES BS 6920 are suitable for treating cement-bound floors in industrial, commercial and private residential buildings. Such flooring can be installed in parking garages, car repair shops, train stations and logistics centres, as well as in showrooms, restaurants, event and convention centres, and museums. (GK)
The low-viscosity binder can be processed into ready-to-use impregnating agents and thin coatings for concrete and flowing-screed floors. It provides flooring with excellent stain protection and has a colour-intensifying effect. The dirt-repelling action of formulations based on SILRES BS 6920 makes them far superior to conventional impregnating agents.
SILRES BS 6920 is an alpha-silane-terminated polyether that cures on contact with moisture. Its chemical structure has been optimised to achieve low viscosity. As a result, the binder penetrates deep into the pores of a cement-bound floor, filling the pores completely and forming a thin, shiny film on the surface. After the binder has cured, everyday substances containing water or oil are unable to enter the pores. The new binder offers highly effective stain protection. Even substances that are left on the surface for some time can be removed without any lasting stains.
Impregnating agents based on SILRES BS 6920 are usually applied twice. The first coat applied strengthens the floor. A second produces a homogeneous surface that increases scratch and scrub resistance and makes the floor polishable. To accelerate curing, SILRES BS 6920 is usually formulated with an aminofunctional silane that also ensures good adhesion to cement-bound substrates. It is possible to walk on or drive over the floors about twenty-four hours after treatment.
SILRES BS 6920 offers formulators considerable flexibility. Its low viscosity makes solvent-free processing possible, although a solvent may be added if required. Formulators can use pigments, reinforcing fillers, and matting agents to broadly vary the properties of their end products. These ready-to-use, one-part end products can be applied using a mop, roller, or airless spray gun.
Impregnating agents based on SILRES BS 6920 are suitable for treating cement-bound floors in industrial, commercial and private residential buildings. Such flooring can be installed in parking garages, car repair shops, train stations and logistics centres, as well as in showrooms, restaurants, event and convention centres, and museums. (GK)
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