The manufacturing of silicone rubber is a delicate and complex process, and its quality directly affects the performance of the final product. The manufacturing process typically includes material preparation, mixing, molding, vulcanization, and post-treatment steps. During material preparation, precise control of the proportion of various raw materials is required to ensure the chemical stability of silicone rubber. The mixing process involves the use of special equipment to evenly mix the raw materials to achieve the desired physical properties.

In the molding stage, silicone rubber can be formed through various methods such as compression molding, extrusion, and injection molding. Vulcanization is an essential step after molding, which causes crosslinking reactions in the rubber molecular chains, improving the elasticity and durability of silicone rubber. Post-treatment includes finishing, inspection, and other processes to ensure that the product quality meets standards.

In terms of quality control, manufacturers employ various testing methods, such as hardness testing, tensile strength testing, and thermal stability testing, to ensure that the performance of silicone rubber meets customer requirements. Additionally, strict control over the source and quality of raw materials is also crucial for ensuring the quality of silicone rubber.

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