When the lubricating characteristics must be improved to fulfil the more stringent criteria, silicone greases are particularly suitable. For instance, silicone greases are often created by mixing lithium soaps with PDMS (polydimethylsiloxane) or non-reactive methyl phenyl oils at low pressure levels. These specially formulated silicone greases maintain their viscosity over a broad temperature range and offer really excellent lubrication in both dynamic and static settings.

Silicone pastes are utilised in an almost infinite variety of operations, such as lubricants, installation aids, sealing aids for moving components and connections that may need to be dismantled, high-temperature release agents, and sealing aids for food-contact applications.