Packaging:
- Automated bagging equipment
- Paper or paper with polyethylene barriers
- Super sacks
- Drums
- Gaylord boxes
- Pails
- Stretch wrapping
- Customer supplied or CPS supplied
- Stenciling and labeling to your specifications
Silanation:
Conditioning can be defined as treatment of a surface that increases its critical surface energy for adhesion. In general, conditioning is defined as the treatment of a surface to increase its critical surface energy. The surface energy of a coating, namely a primer or a silane, must overcome the surface energy of the substrate surface.
The most commonly used surface modifiers in numerous applications are silane coupling agents (silanes). They have the characteristic property to bond both inorganic and organic dissimilar materials together. In general, silanes form a large chemical group of hybrid inorganic-organic compounds containing direct Si-C bonds.
Surface conditioning methods are used in conjunction with the silanization of filler particles, glass fibers, and ceramic surfaces, emphasizing the importance of the role of a silane coupling agent in the promotion of adhesion.