Technical Data of Organic-Inorganic hybrid Materialss
AppearanceColorless liquid
Color (APHA)<50
Refractive index1.52
Transmittance>91 %
Curing methodthermal or UV-curing
Curing shrinkage<1 %
Pencil hardness>8H (glass substrate)
  • · Soluble in toluene, MIBK, PGMEA, THF and chloroform
  • · Curable with anhydrides and amines
  • · High thermal stability
  • · Increased high use temperature
  • · Excellent water and solvent resistance
  • · Enhanced thermomechanical performance


Solvent Resistance of Cured Films

[Test Method]
After cured material was immersed into the individual solvent, the change in material appearance between before and after immersion was observed.
SolventOrganic-Inorganic Hybrid Materials
Color (APHA)O
AlkaliO
N-Methyl-2-PyrrolidoneO
Isopropyl AlcoholO
Methyl Ethyl KetoneO

Evaluation Criterion

  • · O : No change in appearance
  • · △ : Slight change in appearance
  • · X : Evident change in appearance

  • Test Condition

    • · Temperature : Ambient
    • · Immersion duration : 12hour
    • · Acid : 10wt% sulfuric acid aqueous solution
    • · Alkali : 10wt% sodium hydroxide aqueous solution



Types of Coatalent Series Coating Solutions
  • · Non-catalyst type
    High temperature baking (e.g., baking at 350°C for 1 hr in air) is required for conversion to silica.
    This is a basic perhydropolysilazane solution.
  • · Palladium catalyst type
    Since palladium is an inorganic catalyst, the coating quality (elaborateness and strength) is superior to amine catalyst type. So, palladium catalyst type is suitable for the corrosion resistance and scratch resistance.
    This solution is brown but thin coating film after applied is transparent.

  • · Amine catalyst type
    Using this grade, conversion to silica is obtained at 150°C for 1 hr, lower temperature than the palladium type and is also produced at room temperature in approx.
    2 weeks. This type is most suitable for the purpose of anti-soiling coating.