PDMS based synthetic fluid , this silicone oil fluid exhibits exceptional thermal stability, low surface tension, and high resistance to extreme temperatures. These qualities make it a popular choice in various industries, including cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and engineering.

There are various applications that often require silicone oils with certain characteristics and properties that are tailored to meet the demands of industrial processes. Here are some key applications

• Thermal Stability:  This property is crucial in applications such as heat transfer fluids and lubricants for machinery operating in elevated temperatures.
• Lubrication: It serves as an effective lubricant in industrial machinery, reducing friction and wear between moving parts. The high thermal stability makes it suitable for applications where conventional lubricants may break down under extreme heat.
• Dielectric Properties: Due to its excellent electrical insulating properties, it is used in electrical applications to insulate and cool electronic components. It is often employed in transformers and electrical switches.
• Sealants and Gaskets: Silicone oils are used in the formulation of industrial sealants and gaskets. These materials help create tight seals in various industrial processes, preventing leaks and ensuring the integrity of the system.
• Antifoaming Agent: In industrial processes where foaming can be problematic, such as in the production of certain chemicals, this synthetic fluid is utilized as an antifoaming agent to control and eliminate foam formation.
• Mold Release Agent: It helps in the easy release of molded products from molds, enhancing production efficiency.
• In the textile industry: As a fabric softener and finisher, imparting a smooth and soft feel to textiles.