SILICONEELECTRICAL MACHINERY, ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

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Hardcoating Housings (Computers, Fax Machines,

Telephones and Home Entertainment Equipment)

Insulator Coatings for

Wires and Cables

LED Lighting

Global Positioning

Systems (GPS)

Photovoltaic Cells Encapsulation

for Solar Panels

Glues and Sealants for Spacecraft Assembly

Coffee Maker and Other Home

Appliances

Keyboards, Keypads

Desktop, Laptop and

Servers

Air Conditioners and Cooling Fluids

for Electrical Transformers

Smart Phones

MP3 Players

Hearing Aids

Tablet Computers

Copier Rollers

Silicones have played an integral role in advancements in computer technology, telecommunications and micro- and macro-electronics and electrical power distribution. Silicones seal, bond and encapsulate everything from highly sensitive circuits and microprocessors to semiconductors. They help electronic components remain protected from extreme heat, moisture, salt, corrosion, contamination and movement in computers, appliances, cars and airplanes. Because of silicones’ protective properties, many technological and electronic innovations in electronic devices, components, assemblies and systems are possible.