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Reactive Silazanes & Ceramic Precursors

SILZ-351 — Methylvinylsilazane

SILZ-351 is a low-viscosity methylvinylsilazane whose Si-N backbone carries pendant C=C double bonds. Those vinyl sites make it an addition-reaction platform: a modifier for unsaturated resin systems, a structure-control additive in silicone rubber processing, and a building block for tailored silazane intermediates.

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Silfluo SILZ-351 methylvinylsilazane

Product Overview

At 11 s (Ford Cup 4) and molecular weight 255–591, SILZ-351 is the mobile, reactive end of our precursor line. Addition reactions at the vinyl group adjust viscosity and molecular weight or introduce new functional groups — the practical route to custom silazane chemistry without starting from chlorosilanes.

Beyond synthesis work, the Si-N bonds react with hydroxyl compounds for amine-type curing-agent duty and heat-resistance modification of phenolic, epoxy, alkyd and acrylic resins. In rubber processing it acts as a structural optimization agent while lifting the heat resistance and mechanical strength of vulcanizates.

Key Benefits

Vinyl reactivity on tap

Pendant C=C sites accept hydrosilylation and other addition reactions — build molecular weight, tune viscosity or graft new functionality.

Low viscosity, easy dosing

11 s Ford Cup 4 flows into compounding, impregnation and synthesis workflows without dilution.

Rubber processing additive

Structure-control agent in silicone rubber that also raises heat resistance and mechanical strength of the vulcanized compound.

Fast heat cure when filmed

As a coating it surface-dries in 6 minutes at 200 °C and fully cures in half an hour, reaching ≥4H hardness and >500 h salt spray.

Typical Applications

  • Modifier for unsaturated-olefin resins
  • Silicone rubber structural control agent
  • Heat-resistance additive

Solution guides: Ceramic Precursors & Advanced CeramicsResin, Rubber & Composite Modification

Technical Data

Coating Performance
Test ItemPerformance IndicatorTest Method
AppearanceLight yellow to colorless transparent liquidGB/T 1721-79
Viscosity (Ford Cup 4)11 sGB/T 1723-1993
Purity≥95%Q/YX 10-2023
Solid Content (120 ± 2°C)>96%GB/T 1725-2007
Density1.02 ± 0.01 g/mLGB/T 6750-2007
Molecular Weight255–591GB/T 27843-2011
Pencil Hardness≥4HGB/T 6739-2006
AdhesionGrade 0GB/T 9286-1998
Salt Spray Resistance>500 hGB/T 1771-2007
Application Parameters
Reactive GroupsSi-vinyl (methylvinylsilazane)
Curing Temperature165–250 °C
Cure @165 °C (DFT 5–25 µm, RH 50%)Surface dry 1 h · full cure 1 h
Cure @200–250 °CSurface dry 0.1 h · full cure 0.5 h

Values from the SILZ-351 technical data sheet. Complete TDS with test conditions available on request.

Curing & Processing Guidance

For synthesis and compounding use, dose SILZ-351 under dry conditions and keep containers sealed — Si-N bonds are moisture-reactive by design.

As a film former, apply thin (5–25 µm dry film) and cure by heat: at 165 °C surface dry takes 1 hour and full cure 1 hour; at 200–250 °C surface dry drops to about 6 minutes with full cure in 30 minutes (50% RH reference).

In rubber processing, add during compounding per your recipe trials; typical loadings are small. Our lab provides starting dosage recommendations for silicone and other synthetic rubber systems.

Substrate Compatibility

As a coating: carbon steel, stainless steel and common metallic or ceramic substrates. As a reactive intermediate: unsaturated resins, silicone rubber compounds and hydroxyl-functional resin systems — compatibility follows your matrix chemistry rather than a substrate list.

SILZ-351 — Purchasing & Application FAQ

When do I pick SILZ-351 over SILZ-701?

Pick by reactive group: SILZ-351 offers vinyl (C=C) sites for addition chemistry; SILZ-701 offers Si-H sites for hydrosilylation. They are frequently used together as a complementary pair — 701's Si-H adds across 351's vinyl — for crosslinked networks and high-yield ceramic precursors.

Can SILZ-351 raise the ceramic yield of a precursor system?

Yes. Compounded with methylhydrosilazane (SILZ-701), the vinyl/Si-H pair crosslinks before pyrolysis, and such compounded precursors reach ceramic yields above 75%. We provide compounding ratios as starting points.

How is it dosed in silicone rubber processing?

As a processing additive at small loadings established by compounding trials — it functions as a structure-control agent and improves heat resistance and mechanical strength of the vulcanizate. Tell us your gum system and cure chemistry for a starting dosage.

TDS / SDS / COA & Samples

Technical Data Sheet, Safety Data Sheet and batch Certificate of Analysis are available for SILZ-351, and a COA accompanies every shipment. Evaluation samples ship with starting-parameter guidance.

Packaging: Available in 1 kg, 2 kg, 5 kg and 25 kg pails. Keep tightly sealed; the material is moisture-reactive.

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