SiSiB PC6122 Silane Coupling Agent Product Leaflet

This document describes SiSiB PC6122, a novel bis-silane coupling agent with six hydrolyzable alkoxy groups, used for eco-friendly surface treatment and as…


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Brand
SiSiB
Category
Other products
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
220 KB
Published
13 October, 2026
Updated
13 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

SiSiB PC6122 is a novel bis-silane coupling agent featuring two silane structures, each containing six hydrolyzable alkoxy groups. This double the number found in standard silane coupling agents allows it to symmetrically bond with hydroxyl groups on inorganic material surfaces, forming a regular and ordered surface structure. Consequently, it creates a higher crosslinking density on the surface of inorganic materials. Additionally, the silanol formed after hydrolysis is more acidic than that of ordinary silane coupling agents, enabling the formation of stronger covalent bonds with hydroxyl groups on metal and inorganic material surfaces, and exhibiting resistance to hydrolysis. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Introduction
  • Typical Properties
  • Application Scope
  • Usage Method
  • Packaging and Storage
  • Disclaimer

Specifications

CAS No.16068-37-4
EINECS No.240-212-2
Molecular FormulaC14H34O6Si2
Molecular Weight354.59
Boiling Point96°C [0.3mmHg]
Flash Point113°C
AppearanceColorless transparent liquid
Density0.958
Refractive Index1.411 [25 °C]
ContentMin 98.0%

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended usage amount for SiSiB PC6122 as a crosslinker?

When used as a crosslinker, the recommended dosage is 1~5%.

What is the shelf life of SiSiB PC6122?

The product has a shelf life of one year from the date of production.

What are the standard packaging options for SiSiB PC6122?

The standard packaging includes 190Kg iron drums and 950Kg IBC bulk containers.

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