Silicone rubber, as a special type of rubber, boasts unique chemical and physical properties that make it indispensable in various high-tech industries. Its backbone is constructed alternately by silicon and oxygen atoms, with organic groups attached to the silicon atoms, endowing it with remarkable heat resistance, cold resistance, electrical insulation, and aging resistance. This renders silicone rubber the top choice for wire and cable, electrical insulation, sealing materials, cable accessories, and composite insulators.

In the electrical industry, silicone rubber's electrical insulation properties are particularly outstanding, maintaining stability even under high temperature, humidity, or frequency variations. Furthermore, its excellent fire resistance insulation ensures that even after combustion, the generated silica continues to perform its insulating role, safeguarding circuit integrity. In the aerospace sector, silicone rubber's remarkable resistance to extreme temperatures, radiation, and flame has seen its widespread application in seals, pipes, and thermal insulation materials.

The medical field is also deeply reliant on silicone rubber. Its non-toxic, odorless, and biocompatible nature makes it ideal for the production of medical devices, drug delivery systems, and artificial organs. From simple infusion tubes to complex artificial heart valves, silicone rubber demonstrates immense potential for diverse applications.

General Purpose Fumed Extrusion Silicone Rubber