3-Ureidopropyl(trimethoxysilane) (pure compound)
Typical Applications
The dual nature of its reactivity allows Dynasylan® 2101 to bind chemically to both inorganic materials and organic polymers.
In the presence of water, the methoxy (Si-OCH3) groups of Dynasylan® 2101 hydrolyze to form reactive silanol (Si-OCH3) groups, which can bond to a variety of inorganic substrates.
Examples of suitable inorganic substrates are:
The organophilic ureido group of Dynasylan® 2101 can react with a suitable polymer.
Examples of suitable polymers are:
Dynasylan® 2101 finds application in the products of many industries.
Examples are:
In the presence of water, the methoxy (Si-OCH3) groups of Dynasylan® 2101 hydrolyze to form reactive silanol (Si-OCH3) groups, which can bond to a variety of inorganic substrates.
Examples of suitable inorganic substrates are:
- glass
- glass fibers
- glass wool
- metals
- and various fillers
The organophilic ureido group of Dynasylan® 2101 can react with a suitable polymer.
Examples of suitable polymers are:
- Thermosets like epoxy, phenolic, furanic and melaminic resins
- Thermoplastics like PA, PBT, EVA, PPS, PE, PP, PVB, acrylates
- Elastomere like silicones
Dynasylan® 2101 finds application in the products of many industries.
Examples are:
- as a size constituent for glass fiber/glass fabric composites
- as an additive to foundry resins and abrasives
- as an additive to thermoplastic compounds
- as an additive for adhesives and sealants
- as an additive and / or primer for paints and varnishes to improve adhesion to the substrate
Benefits at a glance
Important product effects, that can be achieved by using Dynasylan® 2101 are:
Dynasylan® 2101 helps as well to improve processing properties such as:
- improved mechanical properties, e.g. flexural strength, tensile strength, impact strength, modulus of elasticity
- improved resistance to moisture and corrosion
- lower tendency of colouring effects during storage compared to aminosilanes
Dynasylan® 2101 helps as well to improve processing properties such as:
- better filler dispersion allowing highly-filled compound formulations
- lower VOC emission compared to solvent based ureidosilanes