Use: Super Low-Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are linear polydimethylsiloxane fluids that range in viscosities from 0.65cSt (thinner than water) to 3cSt (centistokes). Super Low-Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are characterized by their low pour points, low temperature stability, low viscosity-to-temperature coeffcients (viscosity changes little even at extremely low temperatures), newtonian behavior under shear, and low viscosities (all close to water)... see also Low Temperature Bath Fluids.

Low Viscosity Pure Silicone Damping Fluids meet Federal Spec VV-D-1078 "Silicone as Damping Fluid". They are used in a wide range of military and industrial liquid filled gauges, level controllers, rotary dampers, temperature and process recorders, control valves, calibration equipment, flow meters, thermostats, dashpots, monitoring systems, avionic gauges and aviation instruments to dampen vibration, dampen pulsation, and dampen torque.

Low Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are particularly effective for use in instruments and gauges that will operate at extremely low temperatures (pour points as low as -100°C). Silicone fluids are hydrophobic and prevent humidity from entering the gauge/instrument housing. This is very important. At low temperatures, water condensation can freeze and cause damage to the sensitive parts within the gauge/instrument housing. Ultimately, Silicone Damping Fluids will extend the service life of the equipment that it fills and provide more accurate readings even in the harshest of conditions.

Use: Low Viscosity Silicone Damping fluids are linear polydimethylsiloxanes (CAS# 63148-62-9) They range in viscosity from 5cSt to 20cSt (centistokes) and are characterized by their low pour points, high damping action, newtonian behavior under shear, low viscosity change at temperature (VTC), excellent lubricity, high dielectric strength , wide service temperature range and inertness to virtually all substates.

Low Viscosity Pure Silicone Damping Fluids meet Federal Spec VV-D-1078 "Silicone as Damping Fluid". They are used in a wide range of military and industrial liquid filled gauges, level controllers, rotary dampers, temperature and process recorders, control valves, calibration equipment, flow meters, thermostats, dashpots, monitoring systems, avionic gauges and aviation instruments to dampen vibration, dampen pulsation, and dampen torque.

Low viscosity silicone damping fluids are particularly effective for use in instruments and gauges that will operate at extremely low temperatures (-80°C). Silicone fluids are hydrophobic and prevent humidity from entering the gauge/instrument housing. This is very important. At low temperatures, water condensation can freeze and cause damage to the sensitive parts within the gauge/instrument housing. Ultimately, Silicone Damping Fluids will extend the service life of the equipment that it fills and provide more accurate readings even in the harshest of conditions.

Low Viscosity Pure Silicone Damping Fluids are inert to virtually all plastic, metal and rubber parts such as o-rings, gaskets, valves and seals.

Clearco Low Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids also possess high resistance to shear, high water repellency, low vapor pressure, and low reactivity. They are excellent lubricants for plastics, foams and rubbers. Due to their low pour points and low VTC (viscosity change at temperature), they are excellent choices for low temperature bath fluids ...see also Low Temperature Bath Fluids

Use: Standard Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are Linear Polydimethylsiloxane (CAS No. 63148-62-9) fluids that range in viscosities from 50cSt, 100cSt, 200cSt, 350cSt (food grade), 500cSt & 1,000cSt. They are characterized by their low pour points, high damping action, newtonian behavior under shear, low viscosity change at temperature (VTC), excellent lubricity, high dielectric strength , wide service temperature range and inertness to virtually all substrates.

Pure Silicone Damping Fluids meet federal specification VV-D-1078 "Silicone as Damping Fluid". They are used in a wide range of military and industrial liquid filled gauges, level controllers, rotary dampers, temperature and process recorders, control valves, calibration equipment, flow meters, thermostats, dashpots, monitoring systems, avionic gauges and aviation instruments to dampen vibration, dampen pulsation, and dampen torque.

Standard Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are particularly effective for use in instruments and gauge that will operate in a wide service temperature range (-40°C to 200°C). Silicone fluids are hydrophobic and prevent humidity from entering the gauge/instrument housing. This is very important. At low temperatures, water condensation can freeze and cause damage to the sensitive parts within the gauge/instrument housing. Ultimately, Silicone Damping Fluids will extend the service life of the equipment that it fills and provide more accurate readings even in the harshest of conditions.

Standard Viscosity Pure Silicone Damping Fluids are characterized by their, excellent lubrication, high dielectric strength, high damping action, high resistanc to shear, inertness to virtually all plastic, metal and rubber parts, and wide service temperature range (-40°C to 170°C open system) (-40°C to 230°C closed system)... See also Medium Temperature Bath Fluids

Use: High Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are clear, colorless and odorless linear Polydimethylsiloxane oils (Polydimethylsiloxanes) that range in viscosities from 5,000cSt, 10,000cSt, 12,500cSt, 30,000, 60,000cSt, & 100,000cSt. They are characterized by their high damping action, excellent lubricity, inertness to plastics, rubbers and metals, high dielectric strength, high resistance to shear, thermal stability, wide service temperature range and low viscosity change at temperature.

High Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids meet Federal Specification VV-D-1078 "Silicone as Damping Fluid". They are used in a wide range of military and industrial liquid filled gauges, level controllers, rotary dampers, temperature and process recorders, control valves, calibration equipment, flow meters, thermostats, dashpots, monitoring systems, avionic gauges and aviation instruments to dampen vibration, dampen pulsation, and dampen torque.

High Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are particularly effective for use in instruments and gauge that will operate in a wide service temperature range (-40°C to 200°C). Silicone fluids are hydrophobic and prevent humidity from entering the gauge/instrument housing. This is very important. At low temperatures, water condensation can freeze and cause damage to the sensitive parts within the gauge/instrument housing. Ultimately, Silicone Damping Fluids will extend the service life of the equipment that it fills and provide more accurate readings even in the harshest of conditions.

Use: Super-High Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are clear, colorless and odorless linear Polydimethylsiloxane oils (Polydimethylsiloxanes) that range in viscosities from 300,000cSt, 600,000cSt, 1 million cSt, 2,500,000cSt (2.5 million cSt) & 20,000,000cSt (20 million cSt). They are characterized by their high damping action, excellent lubricity, inertness to plastics, rubbers and metals, high dielectric strength, high resistance to shear, thermal stability, wide service temperature range and low viscosity change at temperature.

High Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids meet Federal Specification VV-D-1078 "Silicone as Damping Fluid". They are used in a wide range of military and industrial liquid filled gauges, level controllers, rotary dampers, temperature and process recorders, control valves, calibration equipment, flow meters, thermostats, dashpots, monitoring systems, avionic gauges and aviation instruments to dampen vibration, dampen pulsation, dampen amplitude of motion and dampen torque.

High Viscosity Silicone Damping Fluids are particularly effective for use in instruments and gauge that will require the highest damping action against vibration and movement. In addition, the Super High-Vis Silicone fluids are hydrophobic and prevent humidity from entering the gauge/instrument housing. This is very important. At low temperatures, water condensation can freeze and cause damage to the sensitive parts within the gauge/instrument housing. Ultimately, Silicone Damping Fluids will extend the service life of the equipment that it fills and provide more accurate readings even in the harshest of conditions.