Momentive’s thermal cured SilFORT hardcoats can provide a durable, high gloss finish and a long-lasting protective surface to a variety of plastic substrates, including black and transparent polycarbonate or PMMA, as well as metallic substrates such as anodized aluminum or bare aluminum.
Our thermally cured hardcoats for plastics are based on polysiloxane chemistry and are available with or without a primer. They typically cure between 90°C and 130°C and are available with or without UV protection. Our hardcoats help enable the use of plastic without sacrificing durability, aesthetics or performance.
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Thermal Cure Hardcoat Key Features and Typical Benefits
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Long-term weatherability
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High scratch and abrasion resistance
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High gloss finish
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Chemical and solvent resistance
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Enhanced signal transmission
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Easy-to-clean
Typical Applications for Thermal Cured Hardcoats
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Automotive parts, such as headlamps, exterior parts, PC glazing, future mobility sensors and front modules, interior parts and metallic parts
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Aerospace and other transportation types
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Building and construction, such as architectural sheets and films
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Electronic devices, such as displays for smartphones and tablets
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Optical parts, such as protective visors, goggles and safety glasses
For metallic parts, such as anodized aluminum or bare aluminum, SilFORT hardcoats offer excellent corrosion resistance, abrasion resistance and chemical resistance.
Click on an application to find a hardcoat that can meet your application needs or see our hardcoats brochure.
* SilFORT is a trademark of Momentive Performance Materials Inc or its affiliates