Use of a crosslinkable silicone-based inverse emulsion for producing "breathable waterproof" coatings
AssigneeRhodia Chimie
InventorsPaul Branlard, Martial Deruelle, Yves Giraud, Nadia Martin
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AssigneeRhodia Chimie
InventorsPaul Branlard, Martial Deruelle, Yves Giraud, Nadia Martin
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Silicone coating on various soft supports, for instance textiles, made of synthetic polymers (polyamide, polyester) provides an efficient method for producing water impermeable and water permeable coatings, on soft supports, said method enabling to improve permeability to water vapor of the silicones while preserving impermeability to water. The inventive method enabling this consists mainly in: coating one of the surfaces of the support with a film formed by an invert water-in-oil silicone emulsion comprising a continuous oily silicone phase phi s, crosslinkable into elastomer and including a polyorganosiloxane (POS) A crosslinkable by addition polymerization, by cationic process or free-radical process; optionally a crosslinking organosilicon compound B; and optionally at least a catalyst C; an aqueous phase phi a; a stabilizing agent; and in ensuring crosslinking of the silicone phase phi s and elimination of water. The invention also concerns water impermeable and water vapor permeable soft polyamide or polyester substrates obtained by using an invert water-in-oil silicone emulsion.
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Process for producing coatings that are waterproof and permeable to moisture vapor, on pliable supports, comprising:
A method for producing coatings that are waterproof and permeable to moisture vapor comprising a water-in-oil inverse silicone emulsion, comprising:
Film-forming water-in-oil inverse silicone emulsion, for producing coatings that are waterproof and permeable to moisture vapor, on pliable supports, which comprises:
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