These materials facilitate the flow of electricity and are widely used in electronic components, circuit boards, and other electrical applications.

Elastomers, commonly known as rubber, are flexible and resilient materials used in various industrial applications, including gaskets, seals, and shock absorbers.

Gels, encapsulants, and conformal coatings provide protective and insulating properties. They are used in electronic devices, LED encapsulation, and other applications requiring environmental protection.

Optical materials have unique properties that make them suitable for optical applications, such as lenses, light guides, and optical coatings.

Release coatings prevent adhesion, facilitating the easy release of materials from molds and surfaces during the manufacturing process.

Silicone additives enhance the properties of coatings, improving performance and durability. These additives can modify aspects like flow, wetting, and surface tension.

Silicone resins and binders act as film formers and adhesives in coatings and paints, offering excellent weathering resistance and durability.

Thermoset additives enhance the properties of plastic materials, improving their thermal stability, mechanical strength, and resistance to chemicals.

Waxes, powders, and gums are used as additives in various applications to provide specific characteristics such as lubricity, anti-blocking, and matting.