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SEMICOSIL® 961 TC
The heat-conducting SEMICOSIL® 961 TC silicone filler from WACKER is applied directly to the heat sink. Once the electrical circuit is pressed on, the gap filler cures to form a soft, cushioning silicone layer that optimally transfers heat to the heat sink.
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Dr. Robert Gnann
Dr. Robert Gnann (51) has taken over as president of Wacker Chemie AG’s WACKER SILICONES division effective April 1, 2016.
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Technical Center Singapore - Technical service
Technical service engineers test products and formulations for the Southeast Asian market. Spanning an area of more than 1,500 square meters, WACKER’s regional competence center now houses under a single roof both customer development, applications technology, and a training facility for silicones and polymers applications.
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Technical Center Singapore - Practical test
Practical test at WACKER’s expanded technical center in Singapore: A new lab for silicone elastomers has been established to serve fast-growing industries in the region, such as electronics, healthcare, automotive or household.
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Production Halle Wacker Biotech
Cleanroom for the manufacture of therapeutic proteins in Halle, Germany: With its acquisition of Scil Proteins Production, WACKER is expanding its expertise as a full-service provider of pharmaceutical proteins using microbial technologies.
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