Silicone rubber is a polymer compound composed of polysiloxane chains, and its preparation process usually involves the reaction between silane monomers and crosslinking agents. During the reaction process, the crosslinking agent undergoes an addition reaction with the silicon hydrogen bonds in the silane monomer, forming a cross-linked structure, which leads to the polymerization of the silane monomer to form silicone rubber.

Silicone rubber has many excellent properties, including excellent high temperature resistance, excellent flexibility, good electrical insulation, and chemical stability. These characteristics make silicone rubber widely used in fields such as aerospace, electronics, and medical devices.

In addition, silicone rubber can achieve different physical and chemical properties by adjusting the formula and crosslinking degree to meet the needs of different application fields. For example, increasing the content of crosslinking agents can improve the mechanical strength and wear resistance of silicone rubber, while adding fillers can improve its heat and oil resistance.

In practical applications, the preparation and characteristic research of silicone rubber are of great significance for developing new silicone rubber materials and optimizing production processes, providing technical support and theoretical guidance for promoting the development of the silicone rubber industry.

General Purpose Fumed Extrusion Silicone Rubber