While silicone caulks are versatile and can be used for many applications, certain ones are better for specific tasks and materials. In case of high temperatures For applications exposed to high temperatures, look for a high-temperature silicone adhesive caulk. For a tough, watertight, mildew-resistant seal, we recommend using Loctite 100% Silicone. It’s a tough, waterproof, and UV-resistant adhesive that withstands temperatures from -65°F to 300°F, making it a perfect choice for repairs in humid or hot areas, such as plumbing, engines, or HVAC systems, as well as some industrial purposes, such as sealing various gaskets, cable insulation, and ductwork. In case of moisture  Silicone sealants are terrific for bonds exposed to water or atmospheric moisture. For a quick fix when sealing leaks, placing tiles, mending glassware, or any job that might get wet, try Loctite Plumber and Marine Clear Adhesive. It can be applied thickly but won’t run, creating watertight seals when bonding aluminum, brick, cardboard, ceramic, fabric, fiberglass, glass, leather, most plastics, rubber, steel, and wood. For construction projects For construction projects such as sealing gaps or cracks around windows, door frames, baseboards, walls, and molding, a caulk that combines acrylic and silicone is a smart choice. Loctite Polyseamseal Acrylic Caulk with Silicone bonds to wood, drywall, plaster, metals, brick, concrete, and masonry and can be painted within half an hour if you are using latex paint. For diverse projects If you have multiple projects and are looking for a silicone adhesive caulk that does it all, try a multipurpose adhesive and sealant like Loctite Clear Silicone. It can be used on aluminum, ceramic, glass, metal, wood, plastic, porcelain, granite, and many more common surfaces, making it an easy choice for household repairs. Silicone sealant bonds securely to glass and metal, making it perfect for weatherproof holds. read more

Use our 2-Cycle/2-Stroke Ratio Chart to mix the proper Gasoline-Oil Blend Many string trimmers, chain saws, polesaws, brushcutters and leaf blowers run with a 2-stroke engine. Two-stroke (or 2-cycle) engines require a mixture of fuel and oil be added to the fuel tank. This mixture results in both engine combustion and lubrication. Operating a 2-Stroke engine on gasoline alone will result in engine failure. What is the gas-to-oil mix ratio for a two-cycle engine hand-held equipment? First, you will need to identify when your equipment was manufactured. The year of manufacture is usually found near the model number. For two-cycle handheld equipment manufactured prior to 2003:  Use a 32:1 gasoline to oil ratio. One gallon of gasoline combined with 4 oz of two-cycle engine oil. If you are in the state of California, use a 2-cycle oil mix ratio of 40:1. For two-cycle handheld equipment manufactured after 2002:  Use a 40:1 two-cycle oil mix ratio. One gallon of gasoline combined with 3.2 oz of two-cycle engine oil. Unsure of the age of your equipment? Use the 40:1 mixture. All of our handheld two-cycle units can operate on a 40:1 two-cycle oil mix ratio. Refer to the chart below to make sure you're using the correct 2-cycle/2-stroke fuel and oil mixture: Mixing Ratio (Gas:Oil) Volume of Gasoline Volume of 2-Cycle Oil 32:1 1 US gal. (128 oz) 4 oz. 40:1 1 US gal. (128 oz) 3.2 oz.  50:1 1 US gal. (128 oz) 2.6 oz. 32:1 1 liter 31.25 ml 40:1 1 liter 25 ml 50:1 1 liter 20 ml   Mixing the 2-cycle/2-Stroke oil and fuel mixture Pour the 2-Cycle oil  to an empty gasoline can before adding one gallon of fresh gasoline into the can. No additional agitation is necessary. If the mixture may be stored for more than 30 days, include a fuel stabilizer to the gasoline before mixing to help increase its shelf life. Label the gas can containing the 2-cycle oil mixture, to prevent accidentally using it in other equipment, such as your lawn mower. Note: Never use gasoline with an ethanol content higher than 10%. Ethanol attracts moisture when exposed to air. After absorbing less than an ounce of water, the 2-cycle gasoline and oil mixture will start to separate and if used, result in damage to your engine's carburetor. read more

Process Knitting is an intricate process through which consecutive loops or stitches are formed to turn yarn into fabrics. The need for knitting oil(lubricating oil) The Needle and sinker form an integral part of a circular knitting machine; these frictional partners (needle and sinkers) are continuously exposed to severe stresses, which is the reason why a special lubricating film becomes mandatory for the smooth functioning of knitting machines. This lubrication oil film also helps to prevent rusting and minimize wear of machine components. We at DANA ensure that we manufacture and supply high-quality knitting oil, that complies with all the international quality and safety standards and with a large supply base Selection of the perfect knitting oil       The lubricating oil should be able to form a strong thin film to withstand high-speed movement of the needle and sinker to ensure an extended life of two frictional partners.       The oil should be able to provide consistent performance for a variety of friction coefficients over extended periods.       It should not form any sort of residue as it could hamper the speed sliding movement.       The lubricating oil should have good oxidation stability to make certain that the machine suffers minimal wear during machine startup.       The oil should be chemically inert so that it does not react with a plastic tube or machine paint even if it is in contact for extended time periods read more

How to Choose the Best Silicone Sealant There are several different types of silicone sealants. Each one has a different purpose and can be used for various projects. These sealants are often used instead of more traditional adhesives. This article will give you an overview of some of the different types of silicone sealants. Once you understand the benefits of each, you can make the best choice for your project.   Colours - Silicone sealants can be found in a wide range of colours. While the most common colours are clear and white, other colours include cream, gray, and black. It is vital to choose the correct color for your project, as clear sealants tend to yellow relatively quickly.   Types of silicone sealants are also different in consistency. Some are made for high-temperature applications, while others are designed for low-temperature environments. There are also specialist silicones, which are specifically designed for a specific industrial purpose. In the electronics industry, for example, specialty silicones are used for coating circuit boards, potting assemblies, and sealing circuits.   The application of the sealant will determine the type of sealant that is appropriate. It will also depend on what kind of materials are involved. If you're not sure, look for a compatibility chart. The compatibility chart will show which materials work well with which other materials.   Unlike traditional adhesives, silicone sealants are stable and reliable, which make them an excellent choice for a variety of tasks. They also offer a high level of adhesion and polish. Furthermore, they don't promote mould or vermin growth. They are also excellent for waterproof joins.   Another key feature of silicone sealants is their ability to resist moisture. Its ability to withstand both high and low temperatures makes it a preferred material in the building and plumbing industry. However, silicone sealants can be quite expensive. Some of them are paintable, while others are not.   Choose a silicone sealant that is suitable for your application. Some are suitable for applications where high temperatures are likely, such as around electrical outlets and in sanitary areas. If you're not sure what type to use, make sure to read the label of the sealant carefully. Make sure you choose the one with the best adhesive properties.   A silicone sealant can bond a variety of common materials. They are often used to caulk cracks. They are easily applied but should be used carefully and ideally, the colour should match your building material. It is not paintable, so you should make sure to thoroughly clean the area before applying it.   The correct silicone sealant is one that provides durability and flexibility. It can also be used to protect glass surfaces from UV radiation and weather. Need advise? Here is the best & recommended silicone sealant that suits your needs.   read more

This product is formulated with premium detergent, high molecular weight ashless dispersant, anti-friction agent and complex anti-oxidant. Blending ADV 75 with suitable base oil can meet the requirements of CF/SF, CF4/SJ, SG/CD, SF/CD grade. It has good compatibility with Group II, Group III and synthetic oil. read more

This product is formulated with premium detergent, high molecular weight ashless dispersant, anti-friction agent and complex anti-oxidant. Blending ADV 110 with suitable base oil can meet the requirements of CI-4/SL, CH-4/SL grade. It has good compatibility with Group II, Group III and synthetic oil. read more

is a Hybrid Silyl Modified Polyether technology based high grip one component strong adhesive. It is suitable for direct bonding on a wide range of heavy construction materials without support and able to hold up to 13 kg weight. That is why support of the adhesive assembly is not necessary in general. It has high performance mechanical properties and combines high stiffness with very high bond strength. It is recommended for usage in sealing and bonding in building and construction industry.     read more