As a versatile chemical substance, dimethicone has a wide range of viscosity and has different application scenarios from low viscosity to extremely high viscosity. Choosing the right viscosity is critical to the effectiveness of dimethicone as a defoaming agent.

Silicone oil is a colorless, odorless, non-toxic, stable liquid silicone polymer. In the papermaking process, silicone oil mainly plays the role of lubrication, dispersion, anti-sticking and defoaming. Specifically, silicone oil can make the pulp particles suspended in water smoother, reduce fiber breakage and wear, and improve paper strength and gloss. In addition, silicone oil can also prevent paper from getting stuck when winding, reduce paper loss, and improve production efficiency.

Silicone oil is a colorless and transparent liquid composed of polydimethylsiloxane, which has high chemical stability and wear resistance. Silicone oil is widely used in high-tech fields such as chemical engineering, mechanical manufacturing, aerospace, and construction, and has demonstrated excellent performance in these areas. Meanwhile, silicone oil has also been widely used in the paper industry and has become an important lubricant and anti sticking agent in the manufacturing of high-quality paper.

So what is plastic modification? ‌Plastic modification‌ refers to the process of improving the original properties of plastics or improving some of their characteristics through physical, chemical or mechanical methods. Modified plastics are processed by filling, blending, reinforcing and other methods on the basis of general plastics and engineering plastics to improve the flame retardancy, strength, impact resistance and other properties. ‌ Methyl silicone oil is indeed widely used in plastic modification‌. Methyl silicone oil, also known as polymethylsiloxane, is a colorless and transparent liquid with excellent high and low temperature resistance, chemical stability and lubricity.

Flash point and boiling point are two common concepts in physics, which are used to describe the characteristics of liquids when heated. Flash point refers to the lowest temperature at which a liquid may catch fire when the temperature rises; while boiling point refers to the temperature at which a liquid is heated to vaporize under a certain atmospheric pressure.

Dimethyl silicone oil, as a colorless, tasteless, odorless, non-toxic oily liquid, has a series of excellent physical and chemical properties, such as high flash point, low freezing point, good thermal stability, high and low temperature resistance, etc. It has a wide range of applications, and different concentrations of dimethyl silicone oil have specific applications in different fields. The following is a detailed description of the application of different concentrations of dimethyl silicone oil.

In chemical production, the low temperature environment in winter may cause freezing and freezing, bringing many hazards to the production process. To address this issue, chemical companies need to take a series of measures to prevent freezing and thawing. In this process, dimethyl silicone oil, as a chemical with low temperature resistance properties, can play an important role.

Silicone oil medium is an insoluble, colorless, and non-volatile liquid with low vapor pressure, high flash point, and low solidification point. Based on the characteristics of silicone oil media and the requirements for heat tracing and insulation temperature, explosion-proof reinforced self limiting heat tracing tape can be used. It is recommended to use this product because it can automatically control temperature without using a thermostat, with uniform temperature. If necessary, it can be cut, overlapped, and wrapped freely, without affecting the insulation effect and performance of the heat tracing tape itself.

Brightening agent, also referred to as gloss enhancer, is a chemical product designed to enhance surface glossiness. It primarily utilizes ingredients such as surfactants, thickeners, diluents, and defoamers to treat the surface of materials, resulting in a smooth, delicate, and highly glossy finish, offering a visually brightening effect. Currently, brightening agents are extensively utilized in various fields, including home cleaning, car maintenance, leather care, and cosmetics.

Thermal conductive fillers, as the name implies, are fillers added to the base material to increase the thermal conductivity of the material. Commonly used thermal conductive fillers include aluminum oxide, magnesium oxide, zinc oxide, aluminum nitride, boron nitride, silicon carbide, etc. Among them, micron-grade aluminum oxide and silicon micropowder are the main materials, and nano-aluminum oxide and nitride are used as filling powders in the field of high thermal conductivity; while zinc oxide is mostly used as a filler for thermal conductive paste (thermal conductive silicone grease). Thermal conductive silicone grease is a thermal conductive organic silicone grease-like compound made by adding heat-resistant and excellent thermal conductive fillers, commonly known as heat dissipation paste.