Silicone
The term silicone (polysiloxanes) refers to a group of synthetic polymers that can take on liquid, semi-liquid or solid form. Silicone rubber and silicone elastomers are characterized by high temperature resistance and flexibility as well as excellent insulating properties. They are also completely non-toxic and food-safe, which makes them ideal for use with food. They are suitable as a material for seals , molded parts for electrical components, profiles and flat seals, among other things .
Mechanische, physikalische und chemische Eigenschaften von Silicone
Existing
- Shore Range
20 to 80 - Temperature Range
-55°C to +200°C - Ozone
Feature available - Weather
Feature available - Food
Feature available - Sea Water
Feature available
Optional
- Extreme Temperature
-90°C to +250°C on request - Steam
on request
Disposal
According to the “Regulation on the European Waste Catalogue (AVV)”, the silicone waste product can be classified according to Chapter 7 “Wastes from organic chemical processes” and the waste code 07 02 17. This waste code stands for waste classified as non-hazardous.
They can therefore be disposed of in normal household quantities with normal household waste. Please use the container provided by your public waste disposal authority for residual waste as the appropriate disposal container.
Synonyms: Polysiloxanes
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