Silicone Adhesives

Chemistry Overview

ForzaBuilt silicone adhesives and sealants handle extreme temperatures, UV exposure, and long-term weathering.

Silicone adhesives are inorganic polymer systems with strong temperature resistance, UV stability, and long-term flexibility. They are suited for high-demand sealing and bonding where other chemistries may degrade.

Production Challenges We Help Solve

Extreme high- or low-temperature applications that degrade organic adhesives.
Long-term outdoor assemblies requiring UV and weathering durability.
Electronic assemblies needing dielectric and flexible encapsulation.
Glazing and glass applications requiring long-term elasticity.

Typical Use Cases

Electronics (PCB, LED, sensors)

Automotive under-hood and EV battery

Construction glazing and curtain wall

Industrial oven and furnace assembly

Solar and photovoltaics

Medical device

Performance Snapshot

Performance Factor	Typical Range
Chemistry	Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), 1K or 2K systems
Cure Mechanism	Moisture (RTV), UV, heat, or condensation cure
Temperature Range	-65 C to +250 C (specialty grades higher)
Elongation at Break	100-600%
Dielectric Strength	High, suitable for electrical insulation
Grades Available	Structural, low-modulus, thermal, optical, food-grade