Silicone lubricants

Silicone lubricants are lubricants based on silicone oil, used to provide lubrication and protection for various surfaces and mechanisms.

Silicone greases are known for their excellent slipperiness, high temperature resistance, and long service life. They are often used in situations where lubrication is needed, but contamination must be avoided, such as with plastic, rubber, or metal surfaces.

Some of the main properties of silicone greases include:

• Temperature Resistance: Silicone greases can operate over a very wide temperature range, often from -40°C to +200°C or even more, ensuring effective lubrication in both very cold and hot conditions.
• Water Resistance: Silicone greases are resistant to water and moisture, making them suitable for use in damp conditions or areas where contact with water is possible.
• Chemical Stability: They are highly stable against chemicals and resistant to oxidation, allowing them to be used in aggressive environments.
• Safety for Various Materials: Silicone greases do not cause degradation of plastic or rubber materials, making them commonly used for lubrication and protection of plastic or rubber parts, such as O-rings, seals, and other components.
• Applications: Silicone greases can be used in various industries, including the automotive industry, electrical and electronic equipment, as well as household appliances, to reduce friction, prevent wear, protect against moisture and corrosion, and ensure long service life.