- As a release agent during FRP molding - As an alternative to fluorinated release agents - As a release agent when painting or bonding occurs after release
Asahi Silicone Aerosol 520P is a release agent made from alkyl-modified silicone oil in a spray form. It possesses excellent properties such as heat resistance, lubrication, smoothness, and gloss due to its silicone oil content. It is used for a wide range of applications, including as a release agent for various rubber, plastics, and molds, as well as for polishing, lubricating various cutting tools, and smoothing fibers. - Used as a release agent during FRP molding - Used for molded products that will undergo printing or painting after release - Serves as an alternative to fluorine-based release agents
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basic information
Main Component: Alkyl-modified silicone oil Solvent: Isohexane Propellant: LPG Content Volume: 420 mL Packaging: Carton box containing 24 bottles
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P2
Delivery Time
P2
Applications/Examples of results
- Used as a release agent during FRP molding - Used for molded products that undergo printing and painting after release - As an alternative to fluorine-based release agents
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Company information
Asahi Dye Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a 100% subsidiary of Asahi Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., which was established in 2012 through a spin-off that transferred the dye and silicone product business. Utilizing the properties of silicone, the company employs technologies such as emulsification, polymerization, and mixing to manufacture and sell defoamers, release agents, gloss agents, softeners, water repellents, and friction fastness enhancers. Currently, it is focusing on the food sector, particularly in the production and sale of defoamers for food additives and release agents for food packaging containers.
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