Promotore di adesione con reattività sia con materiali organici che inorganici, in grado di legare polimeri organici e supporti minerali, vetro e plastica rinforzata.
Polvere siliconica idrofobizzante formulata a 3 componenti. Progettata per sistemi cementizi monocomponentie bicomponenti aumenta idrofobicità e resistenza alle efflorescenze del manufatto. Indicata nella produzione di…
Particolarmente indicato per la produzione di impregnati a base solvente ad alta penetrazione per materiali porosi anche alcalini. Eccellente sviluppo della idrorepellenza, eccellente capacità di…
Conferisce ottima adesione, resistenza alla flessione e lavorabilità a sistemi modificati quali adesivi, malte da ripristino, pavimentazioni autolivellanti e composti a base gesso
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