It is a polydimethylsiloxane polymer manufactured to yield essentially linear polymers in a range of kinematic viscosities. It is used as an active ingredient in a wide variety of applications across many industries.

• Heat resistance - Silicone fluids have outstanding stability against thermal oxidation.

• Cold resistance - Silicone fluids withstand low temperatures well. Methylphenyl silicone fluid, formulated for low temperature applications, maintains flowability even at -65°C.

• Viscosity stability - There is little change in viscosity over a wide temperature range.

• Chemical stability - Silicone fluids are almost totally chemically inactive. At room temperature, they show almost no effects from alkali solutions (up to 10%) or acidic solutions (up to 30%).

• Excellent thermal stability - High Thermal Resistance – Withstands elevated temperatures without degradation, making it suitable for long-term exposure in heat-intensive environments.

• Automotive – Used in polishes, protectants, and damping fluids; provides high gloss, surface protection, and vibration control

• Furniture – Acts as a surface enhancer and polish additive; improves shine, slip, and resistance to smudging

• Metalworking – Functions as a lubricant and anti-stick agent in forming and cutting operations; reduces friction and tool wear

• Cosmetics / Personal Care – Serves as a thick emollient in creams and styling products; imparts rich, cushiony feel and long-lasting conditioning

• Energy – Used in valve lubricants and high-temperature sealants; offers thermal stability and chemical inertness

• Electrical– Acts as a damping and dielectric fluid in sensitive instruments; controls motion and insulates against electrical discharge

• Plastics & Elastomers – Functions as a processing aid and mold release agent; enhances flow and prevents sticking during molding

• Chemical – Serves as a carrier fluid and formulation base in specialty chemical blends; stable under a wide range of pH and temperature