Silicone rubber, as a high-performance polymer material, has demonstrated its unique advantages and wide applications in various fields. From electronics and electrical appliances to automotive industries, as well as medical equipment and construction materials, silicone rubber has become the preferred material for many industries due to its high temperature resistance, low temperature tolerance, excellent insulation properties, and good processability.

In the electronics and electrical sector, high-temperature vulcanized silicone rubber is widely used in wire and cable insulation, electrical connectors, and high-temperature-resistant seals, ensuring stable operation of equipment under extreme temperatures. Additionally, by adding conductive fillers, silicone rubber can be used to manufacture conductive connectors with stable performance, providing precise digital displays for electronic devices.

In the automotive industry, silicone rubber's outstanding oil, solvent, and chemical resistance make it ideal for seals and shock absorbers in engines, transmissions, and other critical components. Especially in high-temperature and high-pressure environments, silicone rubber's stability and elasticity make it an indispensable material.

The medical field is another arena where silicone rubber shines. Its non-toxic, odorless, and biocompatible characteristics make it the perfect material for medical devices, artificial organs, and drug delivery systems. From blood transfusion tubes to artificial heart valves, silicone rubber has significantly advanced medical technology.

Moreover, research on silicone rubber continues to advance. For instance, by adding additives such as aluminum hydroxide, nano-clays, and glass fibers, the flame retardancy and electrical surface discharge resistance of silicone rubber have been significantly improved, offering new possibilities for electrical insulation application.

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