Withstand
temperature extremes
Resist searing heat and freezing cold.
If you are manufacturing or designing a product that must retain its physical
properties through heat, cold, or extreme shifts in temperature, depend on the
proven performance of
SILASTIC® brand silicone elastomers.
Silastic silicone elastomers have a wider operating
temperature range than most organic elastomers. They:
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Are more resistant to degradation – the loss of physical property
performance when exposed to high or low temperatures
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Do not become soft and irreversibly deform when subjected to temperatures
>100°C (>212°F)
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Retain their natural flexibility and continue to perform at low
temperatures that would cause most organic elastomers to become brittle
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Resist compression set at both high and low temperatures
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Maintain their properties longer at higher temperatures
Meet a wide range of global industry specifications and performance
tests
Silastic silicone elastomers can be tailored or custom compounded to
meet a wide range of temperature resistance requirements, including high heat,
heat aging, fire resistance, and flame retardancy.
Learn how the temperature resistance of Silastic silicone
elastomers benefits these demanding applications
Take
advantage of our expertise
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With more than 50 years of silicone elastomer compounding expertise,
Dow Corning can custom compound or tailor a proven silicone elastomer to
help you achieve the best processing efficiency and performance
value.
Learn about your custom
compounding and technical support options.
Tell us what you need.
Ask an expert to help you
specify the ideal Silastic silicone elastomer for your application.
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How
can we help you today?
Discuss your temperature
resistance challenges with a Dow Corning expert.
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Find the best silicone elastomer for your application.
If one of our standard silicone elastomers does not meet your performance
and processing requirements exactly, we can tailor or custom compound one
especially for you.
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