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SiSiB® PC1651

N-Cyclohexylaminomethyltriethoxysilane.
Synonym: [(Triethoxysilyl)methyl]aminocyclohexane
N-(Triethoxysilyl)-methylcyclohexylamine

Countertype of Wacker GENIOSIL XL 926


Chemical Structure


Introduction

SiSiB® PC1651 is a bifunctional organosilane possessing reactive amino groups and hydrolyzable inorganic ethoxysilyl groups. The dual nature of its reactivity allows SiSiB® PC1651 to bind chemically to both inorganic materials and organic polymers, thus functioning as an adhesion promoter, surface modifier and as a reactant for product modification.
SiSiB® PC1651 is a novel alpha silane. The close proximity of the nitrogen atom to the silicon atom can accelerate hydrolysis reaction compared to (amino-propyl)silanes.

Typical Physical Properties

Chemical Name: N-Cyclohexylaminomethyltriethoxysilane
CAS No.: 26495-91-0
EINECS No.: 247-744-4
Empirical Formula: C13H29NO3Si
Molecular Weight: 275.46
Boiling Point: 236°C [760mmHg]
Flash Point: 119°C
   
Color and Appearance: Clear colorless to yellowish liquid
Density [25°C]: 0.95
Refractive Index [25°C]: 1.454
Purity: Min.95% by GC

Applications

SiSiB® PC1651 can be used in the production of silyl modified polymers which serve as binders in adhesives and sealants.
SiSiB® PC1651 also can be used as a crosslinker, water scavenger and adhesion promoter in silane-crosslinking formulations, such as adhesives, sealants and coatings.
SiSiB® PC1651 can be used as surface modifier for fillers (like glass, metal oxides, aluminum hydroxide, kaolin, wollastonite, mica) and pigments.

Packings

Customized product packing is 100ml, 250ml, 500ml and 1000ml bottle. Industrialized product packing is 210L steel drum or 1000L IBC tote for more details, please visit Packing Centre.

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