FAQ

Silicone is a synthetic polymer that consists of silicon, oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and other elements. They are typically heat-resistant and usually used in sealants, adhesive, lubricant, medicine, cooking utensil, thermal electrical insulation, etc. The forms of silicone can be silicone oil, silicone grease, silicone rubber, silicone resin, or silicone caulk.

• Silicone is one of the bio-friendly and sustainable raw materials.
• It is widely applied in health care, electronics, automotive, aerospace, industrial assembly, building, textile, consumer products, and more fields.
• It is resistant to heat, temperature, electric, chemicals, UV/ozone radiation and X-rays, and other environmental factors.

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The silicone surface is very inert, which makes it difficult to bind with other functional materials. Also, due to the low surface inertia of silicone, printing and adhesion are other problems.
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No. Silicone is a harmless and safe polymer with non-toxic effect in almost every environment. What’s more, many silicone products are food grade products. They don’t include petroleum-based chemicals, BPA, BPS, and fillers.

General silicone rubber can withstand temperature from -40℃ to +220℃. However, the temperature range can become wider by adding other materials.

Yes. By the compounding specific fillers with silicone rubber, it can be electrically or thermally conductive.

Yes. Silicone is highly used in most of the clean room environment.