Silicone rubber possesses excellent heat resistance, cold resistance, dielectric properties, ozone resistance, and atmospheric aging resistance.
A standout performance feature is its wide operating temperature range, capable of long-term use from -60℃ (or lower) to +250℃ (or higher).
It exhibits excellent physiological inertness, allowing for molding, calendering, and extrusion processing with low energy consumption.
Therefore, it holds a vital position among polymer materials and is widely used in industries such as aerospace, cable, electronics, electrical appliances, chemicals, instrumentation, automotive, construction, food processing, and medical devices.
With the development of various industries, the requirements for application conditions, safety, and hygiene of products in different fields are increasing, leading to higher demands for the transparency and resilience of silicone rubber products.
