Silicone Rubber Sheet

silicone rubber sheet is a flexible, synthetic rubber material made from a silicone polymer, composed of silicon, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, known for its exceptional heat resistance, excellent electrical insulating properties, and ability to withstand a wide range of environmental conditions, making it ideal for use as gaskets, seals, and other components in various industries, particularly where high temperatures or chemical resistance are required; it is often used in the medical, food processing, and automotive sectors due to its biocompatibility and inert nature.

Key characteristics of a silicone rubber sheet:

High temperature tolerance: Can withstand high temperatures without losing flexibility.

Low temperature flexibility: Remains pliable even in cold environments.

Chemical resistance: Resistant to many chemicals, depending on the formulation.

Electrical insulation: Acts as an excellent electrical insulator.

Ozone resistance: Can withstand exposure to ozone without degradation.

Biocompatible: Considered safe for use in medical and food applications.

Common applications of silicone rubber sheets:

Gaskets and seals in high-temperature applications

Medical devices and implants

Food processing equipment seals

Electrical insulation components

Automotive parts like battery seals

Heat resistant seals in industrial machinery

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