HighTemperature Silicone Rubber Rods

Short Description:

All are made of silicone—commonly called polysiloxane—which offers good resistance to ozone and salt water.

Product Name:: silicone rubber rods

Raw Material:: Food grade silicone

Size:: Any custom size 3mm 6mm 8mm

High temperature resistance: Upto 350 degree

Hardness:: 20---80 Shore A

Price:: 29USD/square

Delivery Time:: 7-10 days after paid

Feature:: Waterproof,oil resistance,anti-corrosion

Color:: Orange/Custom size

Brand Name:: DECAI

MQQ:: 1000 PCS

Customized specifications: Support

Terms of payment:: T/T,WU,Trade assurance by Alibaba

Note:: Different size and thickness with different price

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Use
Applications in the shipbuilding industry, radios and motors: in the telecommunications industry, in the instrumentation and instrumentation industries, in the aviation industry, in the medical industry.

Use silicone rubber rods to form gaskets and seals useful for manufacturing other items such as household appliances.

Rods are used for sealing, cushioning, or fabricated into rubber parts. Silicone is often used for its wide temperature range and has excellent resistance to UV, chemicals, mild oils, and water.

Materialized data
Hardness (Shore A): 50
Tearing strength: 12MPa
Elongation at break: ≥720%
Tear strength: 42N/mm crescent method) 32 N/mm (right angle method)
Linear shrinkage rate: 3.60%
Color: white/gray/red/can also be colored.

Characteristic
High temperature resistance and shock resistance, various high voltage and high temperature resistance wires. Resistant to low temperature and high temperature (-60℃～250℃). Non-toxic, ozone-resistant, light-resistant, aging-resistant, and highly insulating.

Features
1. When damp and water or the temperature rises, the change is small.
2. Surface properties: combing water, not sticky to many materials, can play a role in isolation.
3. High temperature resistance (250-300℃) and low temperature resistance (-40-60℃) performance,
4. Have good performance stability
5. Small resilience and permanent deformation