Description
Silicone Gel Grease Manufacturers & Suppliers in India
Information:
Silicone gel grease is suitable up to working temp.(- 40°C to 200°C). This grease contains special types of filler and thicknesses. This grease does not attack plastic and ink. Silicone Gel Grease manufacturers, suppliers and exporters in Mumbai, India to the entire globe from 1995 with assured safety and security.
Application:
Used in jotter and plastic refills.
Typical Physical Properties
| Appearance | Translucent White |
|---|---|
| Temp. Range | – 40°C to 200°C |
| Life | Long Life |
| Viscosity | 60,000 ctsk |
| Chemical Composition | Dimethyl Poly Siloxane |
| Solids | 20 to 60% As per request |
Bulletin: The information given in this bulletin is based on our experience which we believe to reliance but we cannot accept any responsibility for operation not under our direct control. It is offered solely for your consideration, innovation and verification.
FAQs for Silicone Gel Grease
- What is silicone gel grease and how is it different from silicone oil?
Silicone gel grease is silicone oil thickened into a paste form. Unlike liquid oil, it stays in place and provides long-lasting lubrication and sealing for static or slow-moving components.
- What are the common applications of silicone gel grease?
It is widely used for O-rings, rubber seals, plumbing fittings, electrical connectors, bearings, and mechanical assemblies where moisture resistance and durable lubrication are required.
- Is silicone gel grease safe for rubber and plastic parts?
Yes, silicone gel grease is generally compatible with most rubber and plastic materials. It helps prevent cracking, drying, and degradation.
- How should silicone gel grease be applied?
Clean the surface thoroughly before application. Apply a thin, even layer to ensure effective lubrication without attracting dust or contaminants.
- Can silicone gel grease withstand high temperatures?
High-quality silicone gel grease performs well across a wide temperature range and maintains stability in both hot and cold environments.
