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Silicone-based fluid with unique properties, as it is neither a petroleum product nor part of organic chemistry. Products of this type are among the first and still the only major class of polymers derived from inorganic chemistry. It offers a remarkable range of applications—from brake fluids and lubrication to electronics. It serves as an excellent, safe, low-volatility heat transfer medium, mould release agent for rubber, plastic and glass parts, and as a lubricant for most non-metal to metal contacts. It is used in hydraulic systems, inertial guidance systems, precision timing and photographic devices, and as dielectric fluid in electronic components such as capacitors and transformers. Also suitable for polishes and other high-gloss water-repellent coatings, antifoams, and grease and oil formulations (when combined with thickeners such as silica and bentonite). High-performance greases can be produced by combining silicone fluid with extreme pressure additives such as polytetrafluoroethylene or molybdenum disulphide.
| Color | Transparent |
| Viscosity at 25°C mm²/s | 400 |
| Density at 40°C kg/m³ | 970 |
| Flash Point PMCC °C | 300 |
| Pour point °C | -50 |
| Refractive Index at 25°C | 1.404 |
| Dielectric Constant | 2.7 |
| Dielectric Strength kV | 30 |
| Heat Conductivity at 20°C W/(K·m) | 0.16 |
| Heat Expansion Coefficient | 0.96 |
| Surface Tension at 20°C mN/m | 22 |
| Specific Resistance Ohm cm | 10E14 |
| Pack Size can 5 l | + |
| Pack Size drum 60 l | + |
| Pack Size drum 200 l | + |
