Manta L310 is n-octyltrimethoxysilane (CAS 3069-40-7, ≥98.0% GC purity) used as a penetrating water repellent for stone, concrete and masonry and as a hydrophobic modifier for mineral fillers and glass. It is comparable to Dow XIAMETER OFS-6665, Evonik Dynasylan OCTMO and Shin-Etsu KBM-3083, and its methoxy groups hydrolyze faster than ethoxy counterparts for rapid curing.
Manta L310 is N-octyltrimethoxysilane. Due to its methoxy functionality, it hydrolyzes significantly faster than its ethoxy counterparts, making it exceptionally effective for rapid curing applications. Upon reacting with atmospheric or substrate moisture, it deeply penetrates mineral matrices and forms a permanent, breathable, water-repellent siloxane network. It imparts uniform surface hydrophobicity with a dry, non-tacky feel, perfectly preserving the substrate’s original appearance.
Equivalent to Dow XIAMETER™ OFS-6665, Evonik Dynasylan® OCTMO, and Shin-Etsu KBM-3083).
Manta L310 is N-octyltrimethoxysilane. Due to its methoxy functionality, it hydrolyzes significantly faster than its ethoxy counterparts, making it exceptionally effective for rapid curing applications. Upon reacting with atmospheric or substrate moisture, it deeply penetrates mineral matrices and forms a permanent, breathable, water-repellent siloxane network. It imparts uniform surface hydrophobicity with a dry, non-tacky feel, perfectly preserving the substrate’s original appearance.
Equivalent to Dow XIAMETER™ OFS-6665, Evonik Dynasylan® OCTMO, and Shin-Etsu KBM-3083).
Due to its methoxy functionality, it hydrolyzes significantly faster than its ethoxy counterparts, making it exceptionally effective for rapid curing applications. Upon reacting with atmospheric or substrate moisture, it deeply penetrates mineral matrices and forms a permanent, breathable, water-repellent siloxane network. It imparts uniform surface hydrophobicity with a dry, non-tacky feel, perfectly preserving the substrate’s original appearance.
Equivalent to Dow XIAMETER™ OFS-6665, Evonik Dynasylan® OCTMO, and Shin-Etsu KBM-3083).