Silicone Fluid

Silicone fluid, also known as silicone oil or polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), is a versatile synthetic liquid polymer made up of repeating silicon-oxygen (Si-O) bonds with organic groups attached to the silicon atoms. Silicone fluids are known for their wide range of applications across various industries due to their unique properties and versatility.

About our supplier

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, Esquim S.A. specializes in the development and manufacture of specialty chemicals for the textile, leather, and paper industries. Known for its strong focus on innovation and sustainability, Esquim offers tailor-made chemical solutions that meet the highest environmental and technical standards.

Unique Properties

Thermal Stability: They can withstand high and low temperatures, making them suitable for extreme temperature applications.
Chemical Inertness: Silicone fluids are chemically inert, providing resistance to oxidation, moisture, and most chemicals.
Low Surface Tension: They have low surface tension, allowing them to spread easily and provide excellent wetting properties.

Non-Toxicity: Silicone fluids are generally non-toxic and safe for use in personal care and pharmaceutical products.
Dielectric Properties: They exhibit excellent dielectric properties, making them ideal for electrical insulation.

Alternative for

The choice of using silicone fluids depends on specific application requirements. Alternatives may include other types of fluids or lubricants, depending on the desired characteristics and environmental conditions. The selection is influenced by factors such as thermal stability, chemical resistance, electrical properties, viscosity, and cost considerations. Silicone fluids are preferred when their unique combination of properties, such as thermal stability and chemical inertness, is essential for the application.