Silicone Greases by Plastochem

 

Silicone Greases by Plastochem: The Ultimate Protection for Rubber Components

Why Choose Plastochem Silicone Greases?

When it comes to protecting and maintaining rubber components, Plastochem Silicone Greases stand out as the smart, reliable choice. Engineered with advanced formulations, our silicone greases are trusted across industries for their outstanding compatibility, long-lasting performance, and unbeatable resistance to harsh conditions.


Key Benefits of Plastochem Silicone Greases

✅ Outstanding Rubber Compatibility
Our silicone greases are chemically inert, meaning they won’t degrade or swell rubber components. This makes them perfect for extending the life of seals, O-rings, and gaskets.

✅ Wide Temperature Range
From freezing cold at -40°C to scorching heat up to +200°C, Plastochem silicone greases maintain their properties and ensure smooth operation.

✅ Superior Water & Moisture Resistance
Silicone does not dissolve in water, making our greases ideal for outdoor, marine, or high-humidity environments where other lubricants fail.

✅ Long-Lasting & Stable
Resistant to oxidation and aging, Plastochem silicone greases offer exceptional durability, reducing the need for frequent reapplication.

✅ Safe & Environmentally Friendly
Formulated to be safe for most rubber materials and eco-conscious, providing performance you can trust without harming the environment.

Versatile Applications

Plastochem silicone greases are the go-to solution across a variety of industries and uses, including:

🚗 Automotive: Car door and window seals stay flexible and protected, even under tough weather conditions.
🏠 Home Appliances: Keeps seals in washing machines, dishwashers, and refrigerators working flawlessly.
🚿 Water Systems: Ideal for O-rings and gaskets in plumbing and sanitary installations.
✈️ Aerospace & Beyond: Trusted in aviation and space applications where rubber components demand absolute reliability.

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