Waterproof and Oil-Resistant, a "Protective Shield" for Materials
With its unique chemical structure, methyl fluorosilicone oil demonstrates exceptional waterproof and oil-resistant properties in the light industry. It forms a dense protective film on material surfaces, effectively blocking the intrusion of water and grease, providing reliable protection for textiles, paper, plastics, and other materials. In the textile industry, fabrics treated with methyl fluorosilicone oil not only achieve excellent waterproof and oil-resistant effects but also maintain breathability and comfort, meeting the demand for high-performance materials in outdoor apparel and home textiles. In the packaging sector, methyl fluorosilicone oil can be applied to waterproof and oil-resistant treatments for paper and cardboard, enhancing the durability and reliability of packaging materials and extending the service life of packaged products.

High-Temperature Resistance and Electrical Insulation: The "Safety Valve" for Electronics
Methyl fluorosilicone oil’s outstanding high-temperature resistance and electrical insulation properties make it vital in the electronics and electrical industries. In devices such as motors and transformers, it serves as an insulating material, effectively preventing current leakage and short circuits to ensure safe operation. Its high-temperature resistance ensures stable performance even in extreme heat, improving device reliability and longevity. Additionally, methyl fluorosilicone oil can be used for encapsulating and protecting electronic components, shielding them from environmental corrosion and enhancing the stability and durability of electronic products.

Lubrication and Demolding: An "Efficiency Accelerator" for Production
In light industrial processes, the lubrication and demolding capabilities of methyl fluorosilicone oil significantly boost production efficiency. In plastic and rubber manufacturing, it acts as a release agent, reducing friction between products and molds, ensuring smoother demolding, minimizing defects, and increasing output. Its lubricating properties also reduce mechanical wear and tear, extending equipment lifespan and lowering maintenance costs. In the food processing industry, methyl fluorosilicone oil is used for demolding and anti-stick treatments in food packaging materials, ensuring both quality and safety.