Silicone Emulsions, known to chemists as polyorganosiloxanes, have a unique chemical structure of alternating silicon and oxygen atoms. This uniqueness has led people to formulate high performance specialty chemicals, which perform outstanding functions. Supersol formulates a range of silicone emulsions, fluids and de-foamers based on these silicones that help industries to produce high quality products. Our range includes silicone emulsions, silicone DMPS fluids, silicone specialty fluids, silicone defoamers and anti-foams.
Silicone emulsions are water diluteable emulsion of Polymedthly siloxane fluids. These silicone emulsions are chemically inert, non toxic, non-flammable and non-harzardous. They possess low surface tension and superior wetting properties. These silicone emulsions are particularly suited for mould release applications during rubber moulding and metal casting because they form films of low adhesion and therefore be applied to moulds to prevent adhesion of the moulded articles. They are also used as water solutable lubricants, paper and textile finishing agents and as a polish ingredient, various grades of silicone emulsions are being formulated with respect to their solid contents.

Silicone Emulsions, known to chemists as polyorganosiloxanes, have a unique chemical structure of alternating silicon and oxygen atoms. This uniqueness has led people to formulate high performance specialty chemicals, which perform outstanding functions. Supersol formulates a range of silicone emulsions, fluids and de-foamers based on these silicones that help industries to produce high quality products. Our range includes silicone emulsions, silicone DMPS fluids, silicone specialty fluids, silicone defoamers and anti-foams.
Silicone emulsions are water diluteable emulsion of Polymedthly siloxane fluids. These silicone emulsions are chemically inert, non toxic, non-flammable and non-harzardous. They possess low surface tension and superior wetting properties. These silicone emulsions are particularly suited for mould release applications during rubber moulding and metal casting because they form films of low adhesion and therefore be applied to moulds to prevent adhesion of the moulded articles. They are also used as water solutable lubricants, paper and textile finishing agents and as a polish ingredient, various grades of silicone emulsions are being formulated with respect to their solid contents.