Mature performance. Flexible machining options. Simpler assembly and thermal management. Improve reliability. Excellent adhesion. Regardless of the outcome you want, adhesives and sealants play a crucial role in protecting electronic components, advanced assemblies, and lighting components from environmental pressure and humidity, even in the most demanding applications.

From protecting heavy machinery from harsh outdoor environments to protecting sensitive electronic circuits from mechanical stress, to ensuring a safe foundation for sub components and large assemblies to enhance the bonding between lightweight materials, our next-generation silicone adhesives and sealants provide numerous advantages for electronic component and lighting manufacturers and designers. With reliable performance in the operating temperature range of -45 ° C to 275 ° C, our mature combination of non corrosive sealants and adhesives can provide a variety of viscosity and curing chemicals to meet your processing needs.

Single component moisture cured (RTV) silicone
These vulcanized adhesives do not require mixing or oven equipment for processing, and can absorb moisture from the ambient air, allowing for simple and cost-effective curing at room temperature. Curing can be accelerated by increasing temperature and humidity.

Two component room temperature condensation cured elastomer
These multifunctional, rapid curing elastomers provide both non flowing and flowable options for lid and shell sealing as well as gasket applications.

Accelerated thermal curing adhesive
Standard grade products have higher control and processing flexibility, and can be bonded in a minimum of 20 to 30 minutes at an ambient temperature of 150 ° C, while high-performance grade products can cure in minutes at the same temperature.

Thermosetting silicone elastomer
These durable elastomers have two options: flowable and non flowable, allowing for rapid processing of sealing covers, shells, and gaskets.

Hot melt silicone adhesive
These adhesives are bonded to glass, plastic, metal, and many other substrates through primer free bonding. They can be coated as liquid melts, but they cool down into solids and form viscoelastic materials. When they react with environmental moisture, their physical properties are further enhanced.

Flexible UV curing adhesive
These adhesives provide faster online processing solutions through exposure to ultraviolet (UV) energy.

Silicone foam
These foam can economically and effectively replace preformed gaskets and foam tape when sealing high tolerance gaps, help reduce waste and speed up production, while providing protection against ambient air, moisture, dust, steam, vibration, heat, etc.