Manta MS330C is a silane-terminated polyether (STPE) polymer featuring trimethoxysilylpropylcarbamate functional groups on a linear Polypropylene Oxide (PPO) backbone.
Specifically engineered for premium moisture-curing elastic systems, MS330C undergoes a controlled hydrolysis process to form a robust, high-density siloxane network. This solvent-free and isocyanate-free binder ensures an odorless curing process with zero bubble formation, making it an ideal “green” alternative for high-end construction and industrial applications. It combines exceptional adhesive strength with superior elastic recovery, maintaining structural integrity across diverse substrates.
Properties
- Optimal Balance of Activity & Modulus: High reactivity ensures fast tack-free times while delivering medium-to-high modulus for structural support.
- Superior Elasticity & Recovery: Exhibits excellent mechanical strength combined with very high elastic recovery, ideal for joint movements.
- Environmentally Friendly: 100% solids, zero VOC, and isocyanate-free; no bubbles or odors are generated during the cross-linking process.
- Excellent Optical Properties: High transparency and outstanding resistance to yellowing, suitable for clear sealants and coatings.
- Ease of Compounding: Low base viscosity allows for efficient mixing with standard fillers and auxiliaries, ensuring a smooth production process.
- Primerless Adhesion: Provides strong, durable bonds to a vast range of substrates, including porous and non-porous surfaces, without the need for pre-treatment.
Specifically engineered for premium moisture-curing elastic systems, MS330C undergoes a controlled hydrolysis process to form a robust, high-density siloxane network. This solvent-free and isocyanate-free binder ensures an odorless curing process with zero bubble formation, making it an ideal “green” alternative for high-end construction and industrial applications. It combines exceptional adhesive strength with superior elastic recovery, maintaining structural integrity across diverse substrates.