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Technical Articles on Silicone Selection and Use
Comparisons and guides written for formulators, coating engineers and buyers who have to justify a material choice to somebody else.
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2024-11-19What is Silicone Rubber? (Features, Application for it)Silicone rubber is a versatile synthetic polymer valued for its exceptional properties and diverse applications across industries.Read the article 2024-11-19Talk about the advantages and disadvantages Silicone FluidsSilicone fluids are versatile materials that have become essential across a wide range of industries, from cosmetics to automotive and electronics.Read the article 2024-11-12Defoamer vs Water Repellents: Enhancing Efficiency in ProductionThis article also includes a comparison of BLISSAM’s offerings with those from peer companies, helping industries make informed decisions to optimize their production…Read the article 2024-11-12Silicone Emulsion vs Silicone Rubber: Key Benefits and ApplicationsThis article also compares BLISSAM’s offerings with those of peer companies, providing insights to help industries choose the best silicone material for their needs.Read the article 2024-11-12Silicone Release Coating: Critical for Manufacturing EfficiencySilicone release coatings have become a critical tool in achieving these goals across a wide range of industries.Read the article
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About the Knowledge Centre
Who writes these articles?
They are written by Blissam from the company's own product and process knowledge, and published on this site rather than syndicated from elsewhere.
Can you answer a technical question that is not covered here?
Yes. Send it on WhatsApp to +86 159 5719 1858 or to [email protected] with your application, and it is answered with input from the laboratory.
Do you publish technical data sheets?
The release specification for every catalogue grade is published on its product page. The formatted TDS, the SDS and the batch COA are issued on request so that you always receive the current revision.
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Technical questions about grade selection, dosing, dilution or compatibility go straight to the people who make the material.