Ken-React® KR® 12 supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class monoalkoxy, with phosphato functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 95%. It can be used in... view more

Ken-React® KR® 138S supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class oxyacetate chelate, with pyrophosphate functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 99%. It... view more

Ken-React® KR® 55 supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class coordinate, with phosphito functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 98%. It helps in... view more

Ken-React® KR® TTS supplied by FARRL is a titanate product based on titanium IV, class monoalkoxy, with isostearoyl functionality. It has low viscosity and solid content of min. 95%. It helps in... view more

Dibutyltin bis (2-ethylhexanoate) in 2-ethylhexanoic acid. Is applicable for the silanol condensation polymerization reaction and silicone elastomers. It is also applicable for one or two component... view more

Stannous neodecanoate. Acts as a tin-based catalyst. It gives an enhanced storage stability in various RTV silicone formulations. Can be utilized neat or as a mixture in alcohols. Reaxis® C125 is... view more

Dibutyltin dilaurate. Acts as an organo-tin catalyst. It is stable along with good balance of pot life and cure. Possesses an incompatibility with strong oxidizing agents, strong acids and strong... view more

Dibutyltin carboxylate. Acts as an organometallic catalyst. It is stable and offers anti-fogging effect. Possesses an incompatibility with strong oxidizing agents, strong acids and strong bases... view more

Dibutyltin carboxylate. Acts as an organo-tin catalyst. It is stable and has good heat stability. Possesses an incompatibility with strong oxidizing agents, strong acids and strong bases. Used... view more

Dioctyltin ketonate. Acts as an organometallic catalyst. It is stable and possesses lower toxicity. Used in the synthesis of polyurethane systems and polycondensation reactions of RTV silicone... view more