Main uses of coupling agents

The main uses of coupling agents are:

Chemical substances in reinforced plastics that can enhance the interfacial bonding between resin and reinforcing materials.

A substance that promotes or establishes strong bonding at the interface between the resin matrix and the reinforcing material.

Note:Coupling agents can be applied to reinforcing materials or added to resins, or a combination of both.

Application areas and main functional features:

Fiberglass and fiberglass:Improve the wet physical and mechanical strength, wet electrical performance of composite materials, and enhance the bundling, protection, and processing technology of glass fibers.

Adhesives and Coatings:Improve adhesion and weather resistance under wet conditions, enhance pigment dispersion, improve wear resistance, and improve resin cross-linking.

Casting:Improve the strength of resin sand. To achieve high altitude and low gas generation.

Rubber:Improve the mechanical strength, wear resistance, wet electrical performance, and rheological properties of the product.

sealant:Improve the adhesion in wet state, enhance the dispersibility of fillers, and improve the wear resistance of products.

spin:Make textiles soft and plump, improve their waterproofness, and enhance their adhesion to dyes.

Printing ink:Improve the wettability of adhesion.

Surface treatment of fillers:Improve the compatibility, wettability, and dispersibility of fillers and resins in the resin.

Cross linked polyethylene:Used to enhance the strength of cross-linked polyethylene cables and hot water pipes. Durability and service life.