聚醚密封胶.ppt

MS Polymer Silyl modified polyurethane Current TMS/DMS Or TMS Conventional method Isocyanatesilane method Wacker alpha silane Polymer / Sealant production process Supplier KANEKA KANEKA BAYER, HANSE, Momentive, Self production (SIKA, KONISHI etc) BAYER, WACKER, Self production (HENKEL etc) WACKER Viscosity Very low to Middle Very low to Middle High Middle Middle Storage stability Excellent Excellent ? Modest or Poor Poor Poor? Capacity of production method Wide (from hot to cold process) Only cold process with silane? Only cold process with silane Only cold process with silane Only cold process with silane? Sealant / Adhesive Curing speed Fast to Middle Fast Fast Fast Fast Modulus / Hardness Low to High Low to High Middle to High Middle to High Low? to High Elasticity Excellent Good (Brittle)? Good (Brittle) Good (Brittle) Good (Brittle)? Strength Middle or high (SAX700s) Middle Middle (higher than MS ?) Middle (higher than MS ?) Middle? Storage stability Excellent Excellent Good Good Good Recovery Bad Good (ISO/SNJF)? Good (ISO/SNJF) Good (ISO/SNJF) Bad ? Adhesive property Excellent Excellent Good or Poor Good or Poor Good or Poor UV resistance Good or excellent (MAX) Good or excellent (MAX)? Modest or good Good Good Heat resistance Good Good? Modest or good Good Good Tin regulation Modest ( 0.5%) Good (less tin) Good (less tin) Good (less tin) Excellent (non tin) Heat Resistance at 90?C @90?C * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Introduction of MS Polymer History of MS Polymer and SILYL ‘78 MS Takasago Plant was in operation ‘82 MS sealant took root in Market ‘’85 ’89 Penetration to adhesive market. SILYL was launched. ‘96 Expand into over sea market. KBLabo was in operation. ‘97 KB plant was in operation. U.S.A. Lab. was established. EPION plant was operated in Kashima. Grade Change MS20A→S203H, MS300→S303H Polymer Design for Construction Sealant (2-Part) MS20A Durability (JIS9030) (Hardening C