Hydride Terminated Polydimethylsiloxane (HTPDMS): The Versatile Key to Advanced Silicone Formulations and Rubber Performance

Unlock superior material properties with HTPDMS – the essential building block for high-performance silicones, enhancing durability and flexibility across diverse applications.

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Product Advantages and Benefits

Enhanced Material Durability

By acting as a hydride terminated polydimethylsiloxane chain extender, this product substantially improves the elongation at break and increases the toughness of the final silicone rubber, leading to more resilient products.

Optimized Hardness Control

When used as a crosslinker for addition cure liquid silicone rubber, HTPDMS effectively reduces the hardness of the cured material, allowing for greater flexibility and versatility in applications that demand a low hardness addition cure silicone rubber.

Flexible Formulation Opportunities

Its role as a silicone intermediate for block copolymerization and a raw material for modified silicones opens up vast possibilities for creating bespoke polymer structures tailored to specific performance requirements, offering broad applicability.

Key Applications

Advanced Silicone Rubber Manufacturing

HTPDMS is an indispensable chain extender and crosslinker, crucial for manufacturing high-performance addition cure liquid silicone rubber and hot vulcanized silicone rubber used in various industries.

Textile Waterproofing

It provides superior water repellent treatment for textiles, enhancing fabric durability and protective qualities, which is a key benefit of hydrogen silicone oil.

Polymer Modification & Synthesis

As a key intermediate, HTPDMS is vital for the hydrosilylation of basic raw materials and the synthesis of organic polymer modified materials, allowing for advanced material science innovations.

Specialty Chemical Production

Its active Si-H bonds make it a core component in producing specialized silicone fluids and modified silicones for niche applications like medical devices and automotive heat dissipation.