industry use cases

Energy & utilities

Today’s Energy and Utilities providers rely on silicone to protect their assets from weather, wildlife and other threats.

Silicone is used in power transmission lines, power transformers, solar panels, wind turbines and as seals for sensitive electronic equipment.  Silicone offers excellent UV and ozone resistance, which makes it an ideal choice for outdoor applications. Its natural repellence of water and extended lifespan make it suitable for both above and below ground uses.

Inherently, silicone can withstand extreme temperatures from -60ºF to +450ºF, but specialty formulas can allow for an even broader spectrum from -130ºF to +600ºF (intermittent). Silicone will act as a natural insulator, but it can also be formulated to function as a conductive material.

Our silicone can be formulated to meet the most demanding requirements of the Energy and Utilities industries. 

How We Manufacture Silicone for the Energy & Utilities Industry

Our development process for energy and utilities silicone involves rigorous testing and adaptation to meet the specific needs of the energy and utilities industry. We engage with engineers and  contractors to understand the challenges faced in modern energy and utilities construction, ensuring our products are perfectly aligned with industry requirements.

From initial formulation to final production, our silicone products are subjected to strict quality control measures. We ensure that they perform exceptionally in terms of strength, flexibility, and durability. Our manufacturing facilities use the latest technology to produce silicones that not only meet, but exceed, industry standards, providing our clients with products they can trust to perform in critical energy and utilities applications.

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