Kashyap Enterprises

Brand	Catalyst
Finish	High Gloss
Color	White
Packaging Size	50 & 210Kgs
Form	Liquid
Usage/Application	Rubber & Plastic
Packaging Type	Can
Paint Base Type	Water Based
Is It Anti Corrosive	Yes
Is it Waterproof	Yes
Is it Heat Resistant	Yes
Shelf Life	1 Year
Solid Content	20%
State	Liquid
Application	Rubber, Plastic, Latex
Country of Origin	Made in India

Minimum order quantity: 100 Kg

Silicone emulsions are non-toxic, heat-stable products created when silicone oil is dispersed in a liquid, with the addition of a surfactant. They are usually used in applications that benefit from the material’s inherent physical properties. For example, silicone is non-stick, antistatic, and water-repellent. It also is a safe replacement for organic solvents and meets most safety, health, and environmental regulations. Many types of silicone emulsions exist, providing a range of pH options, active levels, and physical properties that make it possible to modify the material to your intended purpose.

What Industries are Using Silicone Emulsions?

Industries use silicone emulsions for a variety of applications, including, for example, as anti-slip agents, gloss enhancers, lubricants, smoothing agents, softeners, and water repellents.

A few of the most common industries that benefit from silicone emulsions include but aren’t limited to:

• Tyre Manufacturing
• Mechanical Rubber Goods
• Lubricating And Release Agent
• Fiberglass Release Agent
• Latex
• Hawai Chappal Manufacturing
• Soles and Heels
• Foundries
• Surgical Gloves

Example Applications

Silicone emulsion can be used in a variety of ways thanks in part to their multitude of benefit. Here are just a few example of how organizations can use silicone emulsion:

Household Use

Car polishes and household cleaners offer water-resistance, gloss, protection, and spreadability thanks to their silicone content.
Rubber and Plastics Manufacturing

Silicone emulsions can function as a release agent for manufacturers to prevent wear and decrease resistance during production.

Graphics and Printmaking

The graphics and printmaking industries use emulsions as lubrication and antistatic and anti-marring agents to prevent smears.

Kitchenware and Food Service

The rubber and plastic industry employs silicone emulsions as release agents and lubricants.

Paint

Because silicone is flexible and stable within a broad range of temperatures, silicone emulsions are added to paint formulas that are designed for outdoor use—for example, on roads, highways, planes, rail cars, and houses.

What Are the Benefits of Silicone Emulsions?

 

Easy to Use

Silicone emulsions can be diluted with water and cleaned from containers with soap and water. They are available in a range of viscosities and concentrations, making them incredibly versatile.

Environmentally Friendly

Silicone emulsions are safer for the environment than most chemical solvents. Silicone is also durable and can be recycled after it’s no longer needed.

Cost-Effective

Silicone emulsions can be used in manufacturing facilities to reduce waste because they’re wear-resistant and protect items against abrasion, mold spores, water, and friction, thereby extending the life of industrial equipment. In addition to helping manufacturers avoid repair and replacement services, silicone emulsions are also cost-effective to create and apply.

Improved Efficiency

Since silicone emulsions can be used on inline equipment, using them reduces the logistics, space, and equipment needed for offline coating. Silicone emulsions also improve the efficiency of solar panels and photovoltaic devices.

 

Conclusion

Kashyap Enterprises (Catalyst) manufactures silicone emulsions ranging in concentration from 20% to 60% active. We have over 20 years of experience, offer superior customer service, and operate development and control facilities onsite to produce the highest-quality products. For additional information about silicone emulsions and other chemical products, contact us today.