Sylosphere

Sylosphere is a fine powdered silica used as a matting agent in paints and an anti-blocking additive in plastics and has been used under the name of Sylysia for years. Furthermore, as in Sylysia, the adsorptive nature, viscosity, holding characteristics, and dispersivity characteristics are also found in Sylosphere. Sylosphere is used in plastics, paper and ink, in paints, and in cosmetics and perfume.

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Sylomask

Sylomask is free-flow white powdered micronized silica for use in various types of paint systems. It has optimum average particle size and distribution for easy dispersion to any paint systems.Sylomask brings better results on remarkable anti-corrosive effects than conventional anti-corrosive pigments, and the effects last longer period. There are no physical alterations on a painted film surface, because of Sylomask functioning by ion exchange to show anti-corrosive effect. Sylomask is applied to paint, ink and topcoat systems.

Sylophobic

Sylophobic demonstrates completely hydrophobic properties by way of chemically replacing the silanol groups on the silica surface with organic silicone compounds. Although Sylophobic is treated for hydrophobic properties on the silica surface, each grade includes large surface area excellent dispersion and high oil absorptivity. Sylophobic is a product that is used in paint and anti-blocking in plastics. It is applicable in ink and paper for printing as well as adhesives.

Sylysia

Sylysia is characterized by large internal surface area with a large number of pores, forming a three dimensional structure by the silicate. These properties are precisely controlled to meet a wide variety of applications. Sylysia has applications in resin and water-based paints, inks, plastic films, pharmaceuticals & cosmetics, adhesives, as well as sensitized, electrostatic recording, and impact paper.