In construction material coating workshops, workers often struggle with materials that are either too runny—wasting product—or too thick for even application. A new silicone material is solving these pain points with its “smart” behavior, making scraping and dipping operations far more efficient.

Its most impressive feature is its “shaping intelligence.” Like dough that’s easy to mold yet won’t collapse, it spreads smoothly under tools and evenly coats fiberglass or other substrates. Once application stops, it sets quickly—preventing waste and rework. This “thixotropic” property means less material loss and more efficient processing.

Beyond shaping, its adhesion is outstanding. When applied to fiberglass, it firmly grips each fiber surface. After curing, it forms a tightly bonded protective layer with no peeling or flaking—ensuring long-term durability and reducing performance degradation from coating failure.

Mixing is simple: a two-part (A/B) system in a 1:1 weight ratio. No complex calculations are needed. The viscosity after mixing is ideal—neither too thick nor too runny—ensuring smooth application.

Once cured, the protective layer is flexible yet tough. It can stretch to 2.5 times its original length without breaking, resisting daily friction and impact. This makes it ideal not just for fireproof fabrics, but also for pipe coatings, insulation layers, and more—providing durable protection for various substrates.

Storage is convenient: 12-month shelf life below 23°C. Even after expiration, it can still be used if tested and approved—easing inventory management.

This “obedient” silicone is now a go-to helper in coating industries—boosting efficiency and product reliability.

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