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Formulations, properties and applications

Silane-Modified Polyether Sealants and Elastic Adhesives (Part 2)

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Sealants and elastic adhesives based on various silylated polymers (see first part of this article in adhesion ADHESIVES & SEALANTS 9/2009 p. 18) moved mainstream several years ago. They owe their unique properties both to the polymers used and to the ‘art’ of compounding. Nowadays a broad range of products is available for nearly every conceivable application in industry, small trade or do-it-yourself applications.

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  1. Industrial Sealants/Elastic Bonding, Henkel AG & Co. KGaA, Heidelberg, Germany

    Manfred Pröbster (Technical Director)

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Pröbster, M. Formulations, properties and applications. Adhes Adhes Sealants 6, 16–20 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03250461

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