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Since trifluoropropyl is introduced on the silicon atom of fluorosilicone oil, in addition to having the basic characteristics of methyl silicone oil, it also has excellent oil resistance, solvent resistance and chemical stability. Under extreme pressure conditions, it has good lubricity and can be widely used as a lubricant, defoamer, surface treatment agent, release agent and additive in cosmetics, petroleum, leather, paper and medicine. In an open system, it can be used in the temperature range of -40 to 240°C.
Used as lubricant
Fluorosilicone oil can form a molecular assembly film with a chemical
composition of -CF3 on the surface of the substrate through chemical
adsorption, which has high hydrophobic and oleophobic properties and can
greatly reduce the friction coefficient of the substrate, making it have good
wear resistance under low load.
When trifluoropropyl silicone oil is used as the base oil of lubricating grease, it can significantly improve the lubricity between steel and steel boundaries. For the watch industry and micro-mechanical industry, since the surface energy of such compounds can be as low as 20mN/m, it can reduce the surface friction coefficient and can also be used as an advanced lubricant. Lubricants formulated from fluorosilicone oil, perfluoropolyether, polyphenylene ether, etc. are used for the lubrication of record players, laser printers and other electronic machinery. They can withstand high temperatures above 121°C and do not decompose under a high speed of 1.4 million revolutions per minute, making the lubricated object have reliable performance.
Typical applications:
Used as surface
treatment agent for fabrics, leather, paper, etc.
Fluorosilicone oil is often used for waterproof and oil-repellent finishing of
fabrics, leather, etc., and has oil-repellent and solvent-repellent properties.
Generally, alkyl chains containing 8-10 perfluorocarbon atoms can achieve the
maximum waterproof and oil-repellent effect. For fluorosilicone polymers with
the same number of carbon atoms, the waterproof and oil-repellent performance
of straight chains is more effective than that of branched chains.
Used as coating
additive
Fluorine-containing silicone oil coatings have high temperature resistance,
hydrophobicity, oil repellency, solvent resistance, weather resistance and
other properties. When it is used in anti-fouling coatings for marine ships,
its performance is better than that of silicone self-polishing coatings,
providing a new way for the development of non-toxic anti-fouling coatings for
ship bottoms. When used in protective coatings for solar energy devices in
desert areas, it can give play to its advantages of low surface energy and
self-cleaning effect. Due to the low friction of its film formation, it is used
as a lubricating and protective coating for magnetic recording media and some
optical instruments and equipment, such as lens protection coatings for cameras
and cameras.
The coating prepared from fluorosilicone oil containing hydroxyl groups at the end, small molecule siloxane, nano silicon dioxide, decabromodiphenyl ethane, etc. has excellent flame retardancy, solvent resistance, oil resistance, high and low temperature resistance and good self-cleaning properties. The coating surface is smoother and can be formed in one step for long-term use. The service life can reach more than 20 years. The product obtained by copolymerizing (meth)acrylic acid fluorine-containing ester, alkenyl alkoxysilane and olefin monomer is developed into a water-based coating containing fluorosilicone copolymer. It has excellent adhesion to various substrates, and its coating film has excellent acid resistance, alkali resistance and durability.
Used as defoamer
Since the surface tension of fluorohydrocarbon silicone oil, especially
long-chain perfluoroalkyl silicone oil, is lower than that of other silicone
oils, the defoamer prepared from it is more effective in reducing the surface
tension of various foaming systems and is more effective than other silicone
oil defoamers. Both homopolymerized and copolymerized fluorohydrocarbon
silicone oils can be used as defoamers. Fluorosilicone oil defoamers can be
applied in petroleum, textile, synthetic rubber and resin industries, coating
and ink industries, food processing and fermentation industries and medical
applications.
Applications of fluorosilicone oil secondary products
1. Fluorosilicone grease, fluorosilicone paste
Fluorohydrocarbon silicone oil can be used as base oil. By adding thickeners, stabilizers and modified additives, fluorosilicone grease and fluorosilicone paste can be prepared. When trifluoropropyl silicone oil is used as the base oil of lubricating grease, it can significantly improve the boundary lubricity of steel-steel. It can be used alone or mixed with dimethyl silicone oil or methylphenyl silicone oil. Its lubricity is obviously better than that of chlorophenyl silicone oil and even better than that of mineral oil lubricating grease under high load. According to the product form, thickeners can be divided into lithium soap series (fluorosilicone grease) or white carbon black and silicone resin (fluorosilicone paste). The crude product obtained by mixing base oil, thickener and modified additive must be further ground in a three-roll mill to obtain fluorosilicone grease or fluorosilicone paste that is uniform and does not contain coarse particle thickener or modified additive.
Fluorosilicone grease is suitable for -70 to 252°C and can be used for the lubrication of high-speed and heavy-load bearings in contact with chemical reagents and the lubrication and sealing of valves in contact with corrosive compounds. Fluorosilicone paste can be used as high vacuum silicone paste and can be used for the lubrication and sealing of parts in contact with benzene solvents.
2. Fluorosilicone release agent
Fluorosilicone oil can also be used to prepare release agents. It has good anti-adhesion and lubricity, does not corrode molds, is non-toxic and safe, and can be used in molding, pouring, encapsulation and coating processes. Emulsion-type or solvent-free products formulated with fluorosilicone oil as the base polymer can be used as paper release agents and have unique properties.