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The article reports that Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. has developed a new silicone rubber for molding that is optimal as an insulation covering material for high-voltage cable used in automobiles. It mentions the case of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), their drive systems increasingly require higher-voltage/larger current cable. It also mentions insulation covering material is used in order to secure the insulation's performance.

The article focuses on scheduled investments are in line with WACKER's new growth targets announced in March 2022. It mentions WACKER finished 2021 with record sales and strong earnings despite headwinds from raw material and energy prices and company intends to increase growth in its chemical divisions by focusing on product specialties. It also mentions WACKER increases global production capacity for silicone rubber.

The article states TÜV SÜD certified mass balance method of chemical firm Wacker Chemie AG used for tracing renewable raw materials in manufacturing of silicone fluids. Topics include benefits of biomethanol based silicones over methanol based like favourable carbon balance as no fossil raw materials are involved in methanol manufacture; use of mineral or plant-based raw materials like quartz rock or sand in Silicone production, and importance of certification for company's business.

The article discusses the plans of the Elkem ASA to acquire Chinese silicone elastomer and resin material manufacturer, Polysil to boost its silicone reach in China. It mentions the Polysil's position in baby care and food grade silicones, as well as products for the electronics and medical markets.

The article informs that chemicals firm, Wacker, has brought on stream a plant for manufacturing pyrogenic silica at its site in Charleston, Tennessee. It mentions that highly dispersible pyrogenic silica is an important formulation component for manufacturing silicone rubber; and also mentions that Wacker has been producing polysilicon in Charleston since 2016.

The article reports that German chemical producer Wacker expands silicone elastomer production at its Zhangjiagang, China, site. Topics discussed include improving the availability of high consistency silicone rubber, and views of Paul Lindblad president of Wacker on the expansion of production capacity of silicone rubber.

The article informs that a molding silicone rubber has been developed by Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd. that does not require post cure in its millable form. It is noted that the firm has devised it in addition to its already being marketed liquid silicone rubber form by making use of its unique technology cultivated over a long period of years.

The article informs that a molding silicone rubber has been developed by Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd. which does not require post cure in its millable form. It is noted that the existing molding method for millable-type silicone rubber is carried out to drive off residues which are left within the molded product as a result of the vulcanization agent used in rubber molding as well as the low-molecular siloxane.

The article reports that Wacker is set to open a 3D printing lab expanding its Aceo offerings. It mentions laboratory will serve the growing demand for additive manufacturing solutions in North America and laboratory will be equipped with two 3D printers that will be able to process a broad range of silicone rubber. It also mentions partners will obtain local access to the compelling possibilities of 3D printing with liquid silicone rubber.

The article reports that Wacker is set to open a 3D printing lab expanding its Aceo offerings. It mentions laboratory will serve the growing demand for additive manufacturing solutions in North America and laboratory will be equipped with two 3D printers that will be able to process a broad range of silicone rubber. It also mentions partners will obtain local access to the compelling possibilities of 3D printing with liquid silicone rubber.

The article reports on the plan of chemicals company Wacker Chemie AG to commence its expansion for its silicone elastomer production capacity for its production plant in Jincheon, South Korea.

The article discusses the global market for ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM) rubber used in industries like building and construction, automotive and tyres & tubes.It talks about the growing demand for elastomers specially in the automobile industry due to its ability to resist heat and weather. It also discusses the capacity of EPDM in improving the viscosity of lubricants.

The article informs that the chemical company Momentive Performance Materials Inc. has announced expansion of Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) plant in Leverkusen, Germany in response to growing demand for LSR. It presents views of Jack Boss, President at Momentive Performance Materials for the same. It also highlights Momentive's LSR is used for the production of high-performance molded articles for a broad range of industries including automotive, healthcare and high voltage applications.