The core advantages of silicone adhesives stem from their molecular structure with siloxane bonds as the backbone. This inherent characteristic enables them to excel in extreme environments and complex application scenarios.
In terms of temperature resistance, silicone adhesives deserve the title of "Temperature Champions" — they can maintain stable bonding performance across a wide temperature range from -65°C to 300°C. Whether applied to outdoor equipment exposed to frigid winters in northern regions or used under high-temperature conditions in industrial production, they consistently deliver reliable performance without failure. Compared with conventional adhesives, which typically have a heat resistance limit of around 150°C, silicone adhesives demonstrate irreplaceable advantages in scenarios such as reflow soldering processes and high-temperature pipeline sealing.
Regarding bonding versatility, they overcome the challenge of adhering to low surface energy materials. They can securely bond substrates like polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), silicone rubber, and plastics — materials that often pose insurmountable difficulties for traditional adhesives — without the need for complex pre-treatment. Additionally, they boast excellent chemical stability, resisting acid, alkali, and UV aging. Even when exposed to outdoor or chemical environments for extended periods, they retain stable performance and prevent bonding failure.
Most notably, their eco-friendly properties are a key highlight. New-generation silicone adhesives adopt low-VOC formulations that comply with international environmental standards such as RoHS and REACH. Some products even achieve solvent-free production. While ensuring bonding reliability, they minimize impacts on the environment and human health, aligning perfectly with the trend of green manufacturing.