• Fumed Silica, FSR-110
  • Fumed Silica, FSR-110

Fumed Silica, FSR-110

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Package: paper-plastic valve bag, kraft paper composite bag and customizable options...

Size: 10kg/bag

CAS No.: 112945-52-5

HS Code: 2811.22.00

Appearance: fine, free-flowing, white powder
  • Fumed Silica, FSR-110
Description

Description

FSR-110 is a high-purity, hydrophobic fumed silica rheology control additive with a specific surface area of approximately 110 m²/g. Surface-treated with dimethyldichlorosilane (DDS), it is designed for use in non-polar and moisture-sensitive systems, where it provides reliable viscosity control, excellent dispersibility, and effective anti-settling and anti-sag performance.
Its moderate surface area combined with hydrophobic surface chemistry allows for easy incorporation, controlled structure build-up, improved water resistance, and enhanced formulation stability in solvent-borne and high-solids systems.


Properties Unit FSR-110
SiO2 content (dry basis) wt.% ≥ 99.8
Loss on drying wt.% ≤ 0.5
pH (4% suspension) - 3.6 – 5.5
Specific surface area (BET) m²/g 90 – 130
Tamped density g/l Approx. 50
Surface treatment - Hydrophobic (DDS-treated)

Recommended Applications

FSR-110 is particularly well suited for:

  • General industrial coatings requiring hydrophobic rheology control and good dispersion

  • Metal and corrosion-protective coatings where moisture resistance and storage stability are critical

  • Automotive OEM and refinish coatings for sag control and anti-settling performance

  • Coil coatings requiring consistent viscosity and reduced pigment settling

  • Plastic coatings demanding good compatibility with non-polar binder systems

  • Adhesives and sealants for controlled thixotropy, bead stability, and anti-sag behavior

  • High-solids and solvent-borne formulations where water sensitivity must be minimized

  • Printing inks and specialty coatings requiring stable rheology and improved suspension stability

  • Powder flow and anti-caking applications to improve free-flow and reduce agglomeration