Products in Packaging & Assembly: Siloxanes

WACKER® Crosslinker V 90 is a solvent-free hydrogenpolysiloxane containing reactive Si-H groups. It is known for its fast curing properties, good release stability, and excellent anchorage to a wide variety of substrates. The fast-curing properties of WACKER® Crosslinker V 90 also enable the use of a low platinum concentration.

WACKER® Crosslinker V 24 is a solvent-free hydrogenpolysiloxane that contains reactive Si-H groups. It offers a good cure, ensuring the effective curing of coatings. This crosslinker provides low release properties, making it suitable for applications where minimal release is desired. It also exhibits good release stability, maintaining its performance over time. Additionally, WACKER® Crosslinker V 24 demonstrates excellent anchorage to paper and film substrates.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.

Andisil® Vinyl Polymers are vinyl-terminated dimethylpolysiloxanes that are available in a variety of viscosities. They can be used as base polymers or as blend polymers in order to create the desired hardness. These polymers can be cured with silicon-hydride crosslinkers and a platinum catalyst.