According to global market reports, one of the primary applications of diphenyldichlorosilane is as a raw material or intermediate in silicone fluids (silicone oil-based products) and silicone resin systems.

In silicone resin synthesis, diphenyldichlorosilane can participate in various organosilicon polymerization reactions, integrating into the siloxane network through pathways such as chlorine substitution and hydrolysis-condensation. This introduces a phenyl structure into the final resin, improving heat resistance, weather resistance, and mechanical properties.

In the silicone fluid/silicone rubber sector, the phenyl structure inherently possesses excellent thermal stability and weather resistance. The introduction of diphenyldichlorosilane enhances the robustness of the final product in high-temperature, oxidative, and UV environments. Its potential in heavy-duty, high-temperature, and aging-resistant products is promising.

Market research firms predict that with growing demand for high-temperature and aging-resistant silicone materials in industries such as electronics, automotive, and new energy, the market for silicone resins and high-end silicone fluids will continue to expand, correspondingly driving the market for intermediates such as diphenyldichlorosilane.