JY-DM 60000 Dimethyl Silicone Oil
JY-DM 60000 is a high-viscosity dimethyl silicone oil featuring low surface tension, excellent dispersibility, thermal stability, combability and spreadability. It is colorless, odorless, low-volatility and soluble in various solvents. In personal care products, it...
JY-DM 60000 is a high-viscosity dimethyl silicone oil featuring low surface tension, excellent dispersibility, thermal stability, combability and spreadability. It is colorless, odorless, low-volatility and soluble in various solvents. In personal care products, it is commonly used as a conditioning agent in skin and hair care formulations to improve gloss, enhance wet and dry combing performance, and impart an excellent smooth, soft and velvety touch to skin and hair.
| Product | JY-DM 60000 Dimethyl Silicone Oil |
|---|---|
| Series | Personal Care Silicone Materials |
| Subcategory | Methyl silicone oil series |
| TDS Source | JY-DM60000 TDS EN.pdf |
| MSDS Source | JY-DM60000 MSDS EN.pdf |
| RFQ Path | Send inquiry |
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Colorless transparent liquid |
| Viscosity (25℃, mm2/s) | 60000±5% |
| Volatile（150℃，2g，3h，%） | ＜0.5 |
| Flash point (Open cup, ℃) | ≥310 |
| Refractive index (25℃) | Approx. 1.403 |
| Density (g/cm3，25℃) | Approx. 0.97 |
1.Used in daily chemical products such as cleaning creams, skin care creams and lotions, body washes, hair sprays, sunscreens, etc. It imparts a silky-smooth feel to the skin, and lends shine and softness to the hair. Recommended for use in hair repair products.
Hair care products: Provides remarkable conditioning effects, recommended usage rate: 1-2%.
Skin care products: Protects the skin and enhances skin softness, recommended usage rate: 1-10%;
Sunscreen products: For protective and water-resistant effects, recommended usage rate: 5-15%.
2. Other industrial applications.
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