Electronics silicone
Here you will find high-quality silicone for use in the electronics industry. Electronics silicone is used as an effective impact protection and corrosion protection for electronic products. Applications include, for example, the moulding of electronic components, the bonding of supports or the painting of circuit boards. Silicone as a protection for electronic components has many advantages: for example, it has good electrical insulating properties and is not affected by water or moisture even in the very long term. Silicone also remains flexible after curing and can therefore withstand the thermal expansion of electronic components. Products protected by electronics silicone retain their flexibility over an unusually wide temperature range, and are therefore perhaps the best material choice for sensitive electronics.

Circuit board lacquer
We offer a premium range of silicone protective coating solutions for printed circuit boards. Silicone circuit board varnish is a fast and...

Moulding compound
We offer a wide range of silicone moulding compounds for electronic components. Silicone moulding provides flexible and highly effective protection,...

Thermally conductive moulding compound
When it comes to protecting sensitive electronics from moisture, vibration, shock and dust, moulding is a common method. By encapsulating...

Gap Pads
Gap Pads for thermal conduction in electronics are soft and mouldable materials used to fill the spaces between a hot...

Gap Fillers
Silicone gap fillers for efficient heat dissipation in electronics. To ensure that components such as processors, circuits and power modules do not...

Thermally conductive silicone adhesive
In modern electronics, thermal management is crucial to ensure that components such as processors, LEDs and voltage regulators do not overheat. While traditional...

Supporting glue
Electronic silicone has many uses, one of them being support bonding. Support gluing is carried out both in, for example, components' thread connections, and prevents components from...
