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DM-FLUID 1,000CS ( THAILAND) is in liquid form and falls under the category of siloxanes.

DM-FLUID-1.5CS is a silicone fluid characterized by its dimethylpolysiloxane structure. This synthetic oil is not naturally occurring and is composed of organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O- Si), similar to the bonds found in heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz. This product exhibits a range of unique properties that set it apart from conventional mineral oils and synthetic oils. It is available in various viscosities, spanning from water-like, free-flowing fluids to thicker syrup-like fluids.

DM-FLUID-1,000CS is a silicone fluid characterized by its dimethylpolysiloxane structure. This synthetic oil is not naturally occurring and is composed of organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O- Si), similar to the bonds found in heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz. This product exhibits a range of unique properties that set it apart from conventional mineral oils and synthetic oils. It is available in various viscosities, spanning from water-like, free-flowing fluids to thicker syrup-like fluids.

DM-FLUID-100CS THAILAND is in liquid form and falls under the category of siloxanes.

DM-FLUID-0.65CS is in fluid form and falls under the category of siloxanes.

DM-FLUID 60,000CS is a silicone fluid characterized by its dimethylpolysiloxane structure. This synthetic oil is not naturally occurring and is composed of organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O- Si), similar to the bonds found in heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz. DM-FLUID exhibits a range of unique properties that set it apart from conventional mineral oils and synthetic oils. It is available in various viscosities, spanning from water-like, free-flowing fluids to thicker syrup-like fluids.

DM-FLUID-350CS THAILAND is in liquid form and falls under the category of siloxanes.

DM-FLUID-10CS is a 10.0 centistoke silicone fluid, appearing as a clear, transparent liquid with medium viscosity. It serves as a lubricant and is commonly incorporated into household and cosmetic products. It is a synthetic silicone fluid with a dimethylpolysiloxane structure, not occurring naturally. Comprising organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O-Si), similar to heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz, Which boasts unique properties absent in typical mineral or synthetic oils. It is available in a range of viscosities from water-like, free-flowing fluids to syrup-like fluids.

DM-FLUID-12,500CS is a silicone fluid with a dimethylpolysiloxane structure. As a synthetic oil, it does not exist in nature. Composed of organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O-Si), similar to highly heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz. It possesses numerous unique properties not found in conventional mineral oils or synthetic oils. Products are available in viscosities ranging from water-like, free-flowing fluids to syrup-like fluids.

DM-FLUID-350CS JAPAN is in fluid form and falls under the category of siloxanes.

DM-FLUID-1CS is a silicone fluid characterized by its dimethylpolysiloxane structure. This synthetic oil is not naturally occurring and is composed of organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O- Si), similar to the bonds found in heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz. This product exhibits a range of unique properties that set it apart from conventional mineral oils and synthetic oils. It is available in various viscosities, spanning from water-like, free-flowing fluids to thicker syrup-like fluids.

DM-FLUID-3000CS is a silicone fluid characterized by its dimethylpolysiloxane structure. This synthetic oil is not naturally occurring and is composed of organic methyl groups and inorganic siloxane bonds (Si-O- Si), similar to the bonds found in heat-resistant materials like glass and quartz. This product exhibits a range of unique properties that set it apart from conventional mineral oils and synthetic oils. It is available in various viscosities, spanning from water-like, free-flowing fluids to thicker syrup-like fluids.