YC-201-300000cs Yi Chang high viscosity silicone lubricating oil mold release agent waterproof coating and damping grease

Silicone fluids are generally colorless transparent liquids. They exhibit excellent resistance to heat, cold, and moisture. There is also little viscosity change in silicone fluids over a wide temperature range, and they have outstanding electrical properties. In addition, they are notable for their characteristics of mold-releasability, water repellency, lubricity, and defoaming properties.

Heat resistance: Silicone fluids have outstanding stability against thermal oxidation.
Cold resistance: Silicone fluids withstand low temperatures well. Methylphenyl silicone fluid, formulated for low temperature applications, maintains flowability even at -65°C.
Viscosity stability: There is little change in viscosity over a wide temperature range.
Chemical stability: Silicone fluids are almost totally chemically inactive. At room temperature, they show almost no effects from alkali solutions (up to 10%) or acidic solutions (up to 30%).
Non-corrosive and little effect on other materials: Silicone fluids have almost no adverse effects on metals and many other materials.
Low surface tension: Silicone fluids have much lower surface tension than water and other common synthetic oils.

YC-201 is the most typical dimethyl silicone fluid. Many types of this transparent, odorless fluid are available, ranging from free flowing, water-like fluids to viscous, syrup-like fluids. The product is classified into three types according to viscosity:YC-201 (low viscosity; 0.65 to 5mm²/s), YC-201(intermediate viscosity: 10 to 5000mm²/s), and YC-201 (high viscosity; 6000 to 100000mm²/s).
The standard viscosity of this product is in the range of 0.65 to 1,00,000mm²/s (0.65to 100.000 cSt), with 27 types available altogether.