Epoxy silicone oil is synthesized through a specific process from organic silicon compounds containing epoxy groups. It inherits the excellent high and low temperature resistance, good electrical insulation, low surface tension, and physiological inertness of silicone oil, while introducing the strong adhesion, high strength after curing, and chemical corrosion resistance of epoxy resin. These characteristics make epoxy silicone oil a multifunctional and high-performance new material.


Wide temperature resistance range: able to maintain stable physical and chemical properties within the temperature range of -50 ° C to 200 ° C, suitable for applications in extreme environments.
Excellent electrical performance: with extremely high resistivity and breakdown voltage, suitable for insulation materials in the field of electronics and electrical engineering.
Good wetting and leveling properties: easy to coat on various substrate surfaces, forming uniform and continuous thin films.
Adjustable curing speed: By adjusting the type and amount of curing agent, the curing time can be controlled to meet different process requirements.
Biocompatibility: Non toxic, odorless, non irritating to human skin, suitable for medical, personal hygiene products and other fields.
Overview of Application Fields
Electronic and electrical industry: used as potting and coating materials to protect circuit boards and components from moisture, dust, and chemical substances.
LED packaging: Utilizing its high transparency, low thermal expansion coefficient, and excellent thermal conductivity, it improves the reliability and service life of LED devices.
Coatings and inks: Enhance the flexibility, wear resistance, and weather resistance of coatings, widely used in fields such as automotive, construction, and furniture.
Personal care products: As an additive in skincare and hair care products, it provides a silky touch, reduces friction, and protects the skin from harm.
Medical field: used to manufacture biocompatible medical device coatings, catheters, and implants, reducing the risk of infection and promoting wound healing.