Methyl silicone oil:
Methyl silicone oil is the most common and widely used type of silicone oil. It is a polysiloxane liquid formed by connecting siloxane chains with methyl groups. Methyl silicone oil has the characteristics of low viscosity, high and low temperature resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance. It is widely used in lubricating oil, insulating oil, cosmetics, skin care products, plastic additives and other fields.


Phenyl silicone oil:
Phenyl silicone fluid is another common type of silicone fluid in which phenyl groups are attached to silicone chains. It has low viscosity, heat resistance, oxidation resistance and electrical insulation properties, and works stably in high temperature environments. Phenyl silicone oil is mainly used for the lubrication of pressure transmitter instruments and the insulating impregnating agent of capacitors. It is also used as a defoaming agent and plastic additive in cosmetics, skin care products, and the food industry.


Polyether silicone oil:
Polyether silicone oil is a silicone oil containing polyether groups in polydimethylsiloxane. The polyether group gives silicone oil good hydrophilicity and hygroscopic properties, and is widely used in textile treatment agents, cosmetics, shampoo products and other fields. In textile finishing, polyether silicone oil can improve the hygroscopic properties, antistatic properties and easy stain removal of fabrics.


Long alkyl silicone oil:
Long alkyl silicone oil is a type of silicone oil containing long-chain alkyl groups. It has excellent lubrication properties and adhesion due to the presence of long alkyl chains. Therefore, long alkyl silicone oils are often used as lubricants, anti-stick agents and coating additives for metal, plastic and rubber surfaces.


Fluorosilicone oil:
Fluorosilicone oil is a silicone oil containing fluorine atoms in the siloxane molecules. It has excellent high temperature resistance, chemical resistance and electrical insulation properties. Fluorosilicone oil is widely used in high-temperature lubrication, thermal conductivity and insulation in the aerospace, electronics, optical and chemical industries.