Organic silicone sealant is an electronic sealant made of silicone material, consisting of single component and two-component. Two components are divided into condensation type and addition type. Condensed type with rich colors, black, white, and transparent, can be used for LED, electronic components, and circuit boards; Additive molding has good flame retardancy and high temperature resistance, and can be used in automotive electronics and transformers. Organic silicone sealant performs very well in terms of shock resistance, electrical performance, waterproof performance, high and low temperature resistance, and anti-aging performance.
Application field: Widely used in the thermal conductivity industry of electronic components
1. LED lighting fixtures 2, controller 3, sensor 4, computer board 5, circuit board 6, waterproof power supply, etc
Eight core advantages:
1. Waterproof, moisture-proof, dustproof
2. Insulation, compression resistance, thermal conductivity
3. Low viscosity, good fluidity, self leveling
4. Smooth surface, no bubbles, strong permeability
5. Surface brightness, high hardness, and good strength
6. Good weather resistance and resistance to high and low temperatures
7. Good acid and alkali resistance, moderate curing speed
8. Can be cured at high or medium temperatures
Organic silicone belongs to the special type of synthetic rubber, which is divided into solid and liquid states according to its morphology. The liquid state is further divided into room temperature vulcanization type and high temperature vulcanization type according to the vulcanization temperature. The basic structural unit of organic silicone products is composed of silicon oxygen chain links, and the side chains are connected to various other organic groups through silicon atoms. Therefore, the structure of organic silicon products contains both "organic groups" and "inorganic structures", which combine the characteristics of organic compounds with the functions of inorganic compounds due to their unique composition and molecular structure.
