Compared to tin-based systems, Tyzor® catalysts allow for lower color, reduced odor, and improved shelf life in silicone sealants. This is particularly important for construction sealants where aesthetics and long-term stability are critical. Additionally, titanate catalysts exhibit excellent compatibility with filler systems and other additives, contributing to enhanced mechanical performance and long-lasting adhesion to glass, aluminum, ceramic, and plastics. 

Furthermore, Tyzor® catalysts help address VOC and REACH compliance for global markets by eliminating the need for volatile amines or high-toxicity curing agents. In oxime- or acetoxy-based systems, where cure byproducts like MEKO or acetic acid can raise safety or regulatory concerns, Dorf Ketal is actively developing new titanate-based alternatives to extend the benefits of tin-free chemistry across all RTV technologies. 

Whether used in curtain wall glazing, expansion joints, or industrial gaskets, Tyzor® catalysts enable formulators to achieve a balance of processing flexibility, mechanical strength, and environmental compliance—setting a new standard for performance in the silicone sealant industry.