Silicone emulsions consist of silicone oils disseminate in an aqueous medium.
Non-toxic and heat-stable compounds obtained through disseminating silicone oil in a liquid that is usually water, with an addition of a surfactant.

Applied in applications that take make use of their natural physical characteristics, including as nonstick, antistatic, and water resistant.

Suitable for applications in industries where lubricating, gloss, antistatic, safeguarding, and releasing qualities are beneficial.

Technical features of silicone emulsions:

Silicone emulsions make it easier to make use of silicone, resulting in greater operations and product efficacy. The most essential characteristics in a silicone emulsion are:

pH 
Because non-ionic emulsifiers are routinely utilized, the pH of silicone emulsions is rarely a critical characteristic. pH variations do not destabilize the emulsion, but they can have a direct effect on the final composition into which the emulsion is combined Silicone emulsions are often adjusted to a neutral pH to prevent the need for further changes in the finished product. 

Viscosity 
Viscosity quantifies the fluidity of a silicone emulsion. Silicone emulsions formed from silicone fluids have low or very low viscosities, usually less than 1000cps, resulting in highly fluid materials. A low viscosity signifies that the substance is well-emulsified and contains small particle sizes.

Stability 
Well-manufactured silicone emulsions are products with stability that may be preserved for long periods of time without separating or becoming unstable. 

Several silicone emulsions can endure freeze-thaw cycles, which renders them appropriate for usage in extremely cold areas. 

Particle Size 
Silicone emulsions often have small particle sizes, which contributes to their stability. The emulsion becomes more stable as the particle size decreases. 

Wetting
Silicones may generate wetting concerns precisely because of their intrinsic characteristics. When utilized as coatings, they might end up in uneven coverage or surface imperfections.

Toxicity 
Silicone oil, the primary constituent of silicone emulsions, cannot be regarded as harmful or hazardous. The discharge of silicone emulsions into wastewater rarely causes troubles because the silicone becomes settled with the purification sludge, bringing about non-classified residue.