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TEGOPAC® RD 1
Evonik
TEGOPAC® RD 1 by Evonik is a silane-modified polymer used to decrease viscosity of adhesives & sealant formulations. It acts as a cross-linker which releases ethanol during the curing process. It...
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Adhesives>Hot-melt adhesives>Pressure sensitive (HMPSA)
Sealants
Buildings & constructions>Roofing
TEGOPAC® Bond 170
Evonik
TEGOPAC® Bond 170 by Evonik is a silylated polymer used for producing neutral curing adhesives and sealants with PPG as the backbone polymer. Applications include liquid membranes (for roofing...
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Adhesives
Sealants
Buildings & constructions>Structural assembly
Buildings & constructions>Facades
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TEGOPAC® RD 2
Evonik
TEGOPAC® RD 2 by Evonik is a silane-modified polymer. It acts as a cross-linker which releases ethanol during the curing process with a high cross-linking density: in combination with a co-binder a...
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Applications
Adhesives>Hot-melt adhesives>Pressure sensitive (HMPSA)
Buildings & constructions>Roofing
TEGOPAC® Bond 150
Evonik
TEGOPAC® Bond 150 by Evonik is a plasticizer-free & solvent-free silane-terminated polymer with PPG backbone. It exhibits combination of outstanding through-cure & in-depth cure, excellent elastic...
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Adhesives
Sealants
Transportation (excl. Automotive)
TEGOPAC® Bond 160
Evonik
TEGOPAC® Bond 160 by Evonik is a silylated polymer used for producing neutral curing adhesives and sealants where low formulation viscosity or very high filler load is required. Applications include...
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Adhesives
Sealants
Buildings & constructions>Roofing
Buildings & constructions>Floorcovering
TEGOPAC® Bond 251
Evonik
TEGOPAC® Bond 251 by Evonik is a silane modified hybrid polymer with a modified backbone that contains hydrophilic segments and lateral crosslinking groups. It is a plasticizer and solvent-free...
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Adhesives
Sealants
Buildings & constructions>Roofing
TEGOPAC® Seal 100
Evonik
TEGOPAC® Seal 100 by Evonik is a moisture curing silane modified polymer with PPG as backbone. It is recommended for low modulus sealant formulations which are used in construction applications...
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Adhesives
Sealants
Buildings & constructions>Facades
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