(1) It can be used as adhesion promoter in polysulfide, polyvinyl chloride plastisol, sillcone, one-and two-part urethanes, and epoxy adhesives and sealants.

(2), as additive in phenolic and epoxy molding compounds, also can be used as additive to latex coatings, adhesives and sealants
Silane 602 may be used as an additive, eliminating the need for special primers in numerous bonding applications.

Specific systems that demonstrate improved adhesion Silane 602 used are:

A), RTV silicones and hybrid silane-crosslinked sealants
Silane 602 addition to one-and tow-part silicone-crosslinked sealants improves adhesion to a variety of substrates, including glass, aluminum and concrete. Silane 602 provides enhanced adhesion performance without negatively impacting elongation. It is added at a loading of 0. 5 to 1. 0 percent by weight.

B), Polysulfide sealants
When added to one-and two-part polysulfide sealants, Silane 602 provides better adhesion to a variety of substrates, including glass, aluminum and steel. Silane 602 is typically used at a loading of 0. 5to 1. 0 percent by weight of the sealant. It disperses well into the sealant and produces cohesive failure in the sealant rather than adhesive failure of the bond between the sealant and the substrate. Furthermore, the use of Silane 602 eliminates the need for primers, Normally required to achieve adhesion adhesion to surfaces.

C), Plastisol sealants
Adding Silane 602 as a replacement for polyaminoamide adhesion promoters in plastisol sealants improves bonding to metal substrates. In addition to increased strength, the silane modifiedd plastisol sealant adhesion promoters. Silane 602modified systems have a very light color, and the cured compound is bubble-free.

Additive in phenolic and epoxy molding compounds,
Silane 602, as an additive in phenolic and epoxy molding compounds, reduces the water absorption of molded composites. This, in turn, leads to improves wet electrical properties, particularly at low frequencies.