Silicone refers to organic polysiloxane, according to its molar weight and structure, can be divided into silicone oil, silicone resin and silicone rubber, etc.


A) ground surface antifouling coating based on silicone rubber. Silicone resin is generally obtained from the hydrolysis and condensation of silicone monomer. It has the advantages of inorganic and inorganic materials, and is a very good low surface energy material.


B) Low surface energy antifouling coating based on silicone resin. Silicone resin is generally obtained from the hydrolysis and condensation of silicone monomer. It has the advantages of inorganic and inorganic materials. It is a very good low surface energy material and can be cured at relatively low temperature.


Features:


A) a linear, highly elastic, fluid skeleton (resulting in unfavorable microbial attachment).
B) Have as much elastic modulus as possible to facilitate the shedding of attached organisms.
C) The chemical properties are relatively stable in the Marine environment, with sufficient resistance to hydrolysis, and the strength of the coating can prevent the surface structure from being washed and destroyed by seawater.
D) The coating is thick enough to ensure that the Marine life is shed by lower energy stripping rather than higher energy shearing.
E) The coating surface is smooth at the molecular level.
F) Pesticide free.