Coating pre painting SILAN

Klöpper Silan Primer Station

Silane Glass Primer

Highlights
Combat moisture resistance on glass from adhesives
Apply as a primer to bond to glass: Essential primer for bonding letters to glass shop fronts and for bonding glass in bathrooms or kitchens
Recommended for use with 3M™ VHB™ tape
Take anywhere, with a tough and portable design
Easy to apply

Silane Glass Primer combats moisture resistance on glass from adhesives - READY FOR USE

Combat moisture resistance on glass from adhesives with Silane Glass Primer. Our primer is an essential product when bonding letters to glass shop fronts and glass in bathrooms or kitchens. It’s recommended for use with tape.

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Suggested applications
Use as an essential primer for bonding letters to glass shop fronts and for glass in bathrooms or kitchens

A Silan Primer Station (often associated with brands like Klöpper) is an industrial application system designed to apply silane-based adhesion promoters to surfaces, most commonly glass.
Key Functions & Features
Adhesion Promotion: It prepares surfaces (glass, ceramics, or metals) for bonding with adhesives or tapes by creating a molecular bridge between inorganic substrates and organic adhesives.
Precision Application: The station is engineered to apply a controlled, thin layer of silane. Excessively thick coatings can create a weak, brittle layer that causes bond failure, while too thin a layer provides insufficient bond strength.
Moisture Resistance: Once applied, the primer protects the bonded interface from moisture-induced debonding, which is critical for glass shop fronts or bathroom and kitchen installations.
Surface Preparation: Often used in tandem with cleaning or etching processes to ensure the substrate is free from contaminants like oil or grease before the silane is applied.
Typical Applications
Glass Industry: Bonding letters to glass shop fronts or installing glass panels in moisture-rich environments.
Automotive/Industrial: Pre-treating mineral or metal surfaces before painting or applying high-strength bonding tapes.
Dentistry: While "stations" are more common in manufacturing, silane primers are a standard for bonding dental composites to ceramic restorations.
Technical Characteristics
Solvent-Based: Most silane primers used in these stations are diluted in alcoholic solutions (like ethanol or isopropanol) to control evaporation and coating thickness.
Rapid Drying: These systems typically feature fast-evaporating solvents, with recoating or bonding often possible within 15 to 60 minutes.
Are you looking for technical specifications for a specific model (like the Klöpper unit), or do you need operating instructions for a manual silane application?