Other silicone-based additives

Other silicone-based additives

Series‑based functional additives, such as trimethylsilanol, diphenyldihydroxy, methylphenyl mixed cyclics, and phenyl conversion agents, are used for silicone rubber processing and modification, as well as for functional additives (flame retardancy, antibacterial properties, conductivity), thereby meeting specialized performance requirements.

Product Features and Advantages

Diversified functionalities (flame retardancy, antibacterial properties, conductivity, etc.)

Small addition amounts yield significant results.

Good compatibility with silicone rubber.

Meets environmental protection requirements

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Product Series

(Customized formulations can be provided based on customer requirements.)

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CSGW-F30003

Trimethylsilanol. Model number: CSGW-F30003; CAS: 1066-40-6; molecular formula: C3H10OSi; molecular weight: 90.20. It can be used as a chain‑end capping agent for linear polydimethylsiloxane, introducing hydroxyl groups into the polymer chain.

CSGW-H211

Methylphenyl mixed cyclic siloxanes, including tricyclic, tetracyclic, and pentacyclic compounds, with a total active content exceeding 98.5%. They serve as one of the raw materials for preparing high‑temperature vulcanized methylphenyl silicone rubber and are widely used as primary and auxiliary ingredients in cosmetics; they can also be employed in pharmaceuticals and the medical‑healthcare sector.

CSGW-H212M

Diphenyldihydroxysilane, CAS No. 947-42-2, with the molecular formula C12H12O2Si4 and a molecular weight of 216.308, appears as white needle-like crystals. It is an organosilicon intermediate containing two phenyl groups and two hydroxyl groups, and it holds significant application potential in fields such as healthcare, automotive, new energy, and fine chemicals.

CSGW-H402L

Phenylmethyl silicone oil. It appears as a colorless or pale yellow liquid and serves as the key raw material for synthesizing high-end methylphenyl silicone oils.