Industrial specialties

AEROSIL® R 104

Reinforcing and thickening component for silicone sealants, rubber, thermoplastics and toner. Shelf life: 2years.Benefits:Rheology control of binders and polymersImproved triboelectric charge stability

AEROSIL® R 202

Rheology control additive recommended for 2 pack epoxy resins. It is recommended at a dosage rate of 1-2 %. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:Fumed silica after-treated with polydimethylsiloxaneIt contains free silicone oilAnti-settling & anti-sagging effects, corrosion resistance

AEROSIL® R 208

Rheology control additive designed for 2-pack epoxy resins. It is a fumed silica after-treated with polydimethylsiloxane. Recommended at a dosage rate of 1-2 %. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:Corrosion resistance, anti-settling and anti-sagging effectsIt contains free silicone oil

AEROSIL® R 7200

Specialty filler for radiation curing coatings. It is a structure modified fumed silica after-treated with methacrylsilane. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:Improved scratch & abrasion resistance with low rheological effectAnti-settling and anti-sagging effectsDosage level: 5-20 %

AEROSIL® R 805

Rheology control additive for radiation curing epoxy systems and automotive applications. Recommended at a usage level of 1-2 %. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:Provides utmost transparencyAnti-sagging & anti-settling effects, corrosion resistance

AEROSIL® R 812

Rheology control additive recommended for 2K PU and automotive applications. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:High surface are combined with exceptional hydrophobicityCorrosion resistance, anti-sagging and anti-settling effectsDosage level: 1-2 %

AEROSIL® R 812 S

Rheology control additive for automotive and 2K PU applications. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:Corrosion resistance, anti-settling and anti-sagging effectsDosage level: 1-2 %

AEROSIL® R 816

Rheology control additive especially developed for WBC. Recommended at a dosage level of 1-2 %. Shelf life: 2 years.Benefits:It is weakly hydrophobicCorrosion resistance, anti-sagging and anti-settling effects