Silicone oil, a seemingly ordinary chemical, played a huge role during World War II. At that time, the German army entered the Soviet Union and encountered a once-in-a-century cold winter. The lubricating oil inside the mechanical equipment froze, causing the mechanized troops to be paralyzed. Experts from the former Soviet Union discovered a magical substance - silicone oil, which has excellent antifreeze properties when mixed with oil. It was this discovery that enabled the former Soviet Union to gain a huge combat advantage on the battlefield and eventually defeated the German army.

Liquid silicone and silicone rubber are two forms of the same material, but they differ significantly in their properties and uses.

Liquifying silicone rubber is a critical step in its manufacturing process, especially for applications that require injection molding. In its natural form, silicone rubber is solid, but when it is processed into liquid form, it is easier to mold and shape into the desired product.