Not a registered user? Register
Textile Sourcebook, Performance Trends
Something of a hybrid between synthetic rubbers and synthetic plastic polymers, silicone is found in many everyday items, including kitchen utensils, toys, baby bottle nipples, cosmetics, and more recently, textiles. Increasingly used as a treatment, finish, or coating on fabrics, silicone offers heat-, sunlight-, water-, and chemical-resistance, and is prized for its cleanability. Versatile and durable, silicone can meet the requirements of the toughest commercial environments.
Contact Rep
Select a rep
Representative list
Assigned Rep
Select an Associated Product
My Profile
Contact Info
- First Name
- Last Name
- Office Phone
- Mobile Phone
- Company Name
- Website
- Company Type
- Primary Area of Specialization
- Job Type
- University/School Name
- University/School Website Link
- Position
- University/School Program/Degree
- Your anticipated graduation
- Country
-
City
- Zip
Preferences
- Preferred Contact Method
-
Urgent Order NotificationReceive urgent text notifications related to your order
Edit Profile
You entered
We Recommend