Product List
Title | Chemical Name | Key Attribute 1 | Key Attribute 2 | |
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Reaxis C125 | Stannous Neodecanoate | Inorganic Tin(II) | High Reactivity | |
Reaxis C129 | Stannous Octoate | Inorganic Tin(II) | High Reactivity | |
Reaxis C160 | Stannous Oxalate | Inorganic Tin(II) | High metal content | |
Reaxis C188 | Stannous Oxide | Inorganic Tin(II) | High metal content | |
Reaxis C2012 M70 | Dibutyltin Blend | Blends/Complexes | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C2013 | Dioctyltin Diacetyl Acetonate | Dioctyl Tin | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C208 | Dioctyltin bis-(2-ethylhexanoate) | Dioctyl Tin | Liquid | |
Reaxis C214 | Dioctyltin bis-(isooctyl mercaptoacetate) | Thiol-bearing | Delayed action | |
Reaxis C216 | Dioctyltin Dilaurate | Dioctyl Tin | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C218 | Dibutyltin Dilaurate | High Reactivity | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C220 | Monobutyltin Tris-(2-ethylhexanoate) | Monoalkyl Tin | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C221 | Dibutyltin Dineodecanoate | High Reactivity | Liquid | |
Reaxis C226 | Dibutyl Tin bis-(acetylacetonate) | High Reactivity | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C227 | Dibutyltin bis-(1-thioglycerol) | Hydrolytic stability | Thiol-bearing | |
Reaxis C228 | Dioctyltin Diacetate | Dioctyl Tin | High Reactivity | |
Reaxis C233 | Dibutyltin Diacetate | High metal content | High Reactivity | |
Reaxis C248 | Dibutyltin Oxide | High metal content | Solid | |
Reaxis C248D | Dibutyltin Oxide/ Plasticizer Blend | Blends/Complexes | Liquid | |
Reaxis C248DN | Dibutyltin Oxide/Plasticizer Blend | Blends/Complexes | Liquid | |
Reaxis C248DP | Dibutyltin Oxide/Plasticizer Blend | Blends/Complexes | Liquid | |
Reaxis C248LC | Dibutyltin Oxide | High metal content | Solid | |
Reaxis C248T | Dibutyltin Oxide + Silane Complex | Blends/Complexes | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C248VM | Dibutyltin Oxide + Silane | Blends/Complexes | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C314 | Dioctyltin bis-(2-ethylhexyl maleate) | Dioctyl Tin | Liquid | |
Reaxis C316 | Dimethyltin Dioleate (Dimethyl bis(oleoyloxy stannane) | High Reactivity | Liquid | |
Reaxis C317 | Dibutyltin bis-(2-ethylhexyl maleate) | Low viscosity | Liquid | |
Reaxis C318 | Dioctyltin Dineodecanoate | Dioctyl Tin | Liquid | |
Reaxis C319 | Dibutyltin Dilauryl Mercaptide | High Reactivity | Thiol-bearing | |
Reaxis C320 | Dioctyltin Dilauryl Mercaptide | Dioctyl Tin | Thiol-bearing | |
Reaxis C3208 | Bismuth Neodecanoate | Non-Tin | High metal content | |
Reaxis C3209 | Bismuth Neodecanoate (Low Viscosity) | Non-Tin | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C3210 | Bismuth Octoate (Catalyst Grade) | Non-Tin | High Reactivity | |
Reaxis C322 | Dibutyltin bis-(2-ethylhexyl mercaptoacetate) | Thiol-bearing | Delayed action | |
Reaxis C325 | Dimethyltin Dineodecanoate | High Reactivity | Liquid | |
Reaxis C333W50 | Water Soluble Tin Complex | No Key Attribute | No Key Attribute | |
Reaxis C416 | Dioctyltin bis-(2-ethylhexyl mercaptoacetate) | Thiol-bearing | Delayed action | |
Reaxis C417 | Dioctyltin Oxide/Silane Complex | Blends/Complexes | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C417V | Dioctyltin Oxide and Silane | Blends/Complexes | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C417VM | Dioctyltin Oxide/Silane Complex | Blends/Complexes | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C418 | Dibutyltin bis-(isooctyl mercaptoacetate) | Thiol-bearing | Delayed action | |
Reaxis C616 | Zinc Neodecanoate | Non-Tin | Liquid | |
Reaxis C620 | Zinc Octoate | Non-Tin | Liquid | |
Reaxis C708 | Zinc/Bismuth Neodecanoate Blend | Non-Tin | Blends/Complexes | |
Reaxis C716 | Bismuth Neodecanoate | Non-Tin | Liquid | |
Reaxis C716LV | Bismuth Neodecanoate (Low Viscosity) | Non-Tin | Low viscosity | |
Reaxis C717 | Zinc/Bismuth Octoate Blend | Non-Tin | Blends/Complexes | |
Reaxis C719 | Bismuth Methanesulfonate Solution | Non-Tin | Aqueous solution | |
Reaxis C739P50 | Proprietary Water Soluble Bismuth Complex | Non-Tin | Hydrolytic stability | |
Reaxis C739W50 | Water Soluble Bismuth Complex | Non-Tin | Hydrolytic stability | |
Reaxis E155 | Stannous Sulfate Crystal | Inorganic Tin(II) | High metal content |
Metal-based Catalysts and Polymerization
Metal-based catalysts play a crucial role in the polymerization process that occurs during the synthesis of these coatings, with different catalysts producing different final results in the coating created. Metal-based catalysts tend to be the preferred product for these applications, as metal-based catalysts like dibutyltin oxide, dioctyltin dilaurate, stannous octoate, dibutyltin dilaurate and bismuth neodecanoate lead to faster curing times and more efficient overall production times than competing products.
Polyurethane Coatings
In the formulation of polyurethane coatings, metal-based catalysts are used to begin the reaction between diisocyanates and polyols, which are the central components in polyurethane coatings. Commonly used metal catalysts include tin chemicals, bismuth catalysts, and zinc compounds, which help to facilitate the reaction between the two components and ensure an efficient curing process in the creation of these coatings. The specific catalyst used to create each coating depends on the desired properties of the polyurethane coating, such as its hardness, flexibility, or chemical resistance. If you’re looking for a catalyst for foams, we also offer polyurethane foam chemicals.
Silicone Coatings
Similarly, metal-based catalysts are also used in the formulation of silicone coatings. These catalysts play a critical role in the crosslinking process that occurs during the synthesis of silicone coatings. The specific metal-based catalyst used in production depends on the desired properties of the silicone coating, such as its heat resistance or flexibility, the needs of which vary by application.
Advantages of Using Metal-Based Catalysts in Coating Production
The use of metal-based catalysts in the production of polyurethane and silicone coatings allows for a controlled and efficient curing process, resulting in coatings with pre-selected properties and performance characteristics. Choosing the appropriate metal catalyst for each application is essential to create the coating that you need.
If you’re unsure which catalyst you need, contact us with your questions and we’ll help you find what you need. You can also request a sample of each chemical on their respective product pages.