Silicone resin has an Si–O bond main chain, with bond energy far higher than the C–C bond used in ordinary coatings, thus providing pronounced heat resistance and weathering resistance. In industrial coatings, there are two main application lines:Heat resistance—Pure silicone or modified silicone paint is used for high-temperature equipment such as chimneys, exhaust pipes, boilers and heat exchangers, capable of long-term exposure to 300–600°C;Low surface energy antifouling—Silicone antifouling paint relies on extremely low surface energy to make attachment difficult for marine organisms, does not depend on biocide release, and is suitable for high-speed vessels and sensitive sea areas with restrictions on biocide release. Selection depends on specific operating temperature, whether hot-cold cycling occurs, and compatibility with other coatings—silicone has low surface energy, and intercoat adhesion is a difficult point in system design. This page summarizes original manufacturer technical data for silicone coatings from various brands.
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