Silane is the chemical compound in the Organosilane group that has been used in the rubber and plastics industry, acting as a coupling and adhesion promoter for fillers such as Silica, Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃), and effectively sticks to polymers.
Why Silane is necessary
- Build a strong and durable rubber and plastic
- Decrease the wearing down and ripping
- Improving dispersion for well-mixed ingredients
- Decrease rolling resistance, especially for Green Tire manufacturing, and energy safety
- Extend the life of the product
The use of Silane
- Car tire → Tires, belts, seals, hoses
- Reinforced plastics → Electrical equipment, automotive parts
- Polymer composites requiring special properties
- Glue and Coating that require a high adhesion
Driving to sustainable industries
Silane supports industries in becoming more sustainable by improving rubber performance and making plastics stronger, while ensuring efficient resource use and reducing energy waste.
Silan is a spy assistant that is behind the quality of rubber and plastics for increasing the strength, durability, and making the products meet the new standards of the industry.