High temp silicone is physiologically inert and therefore has a wide variety of applications in the medical industry. It is also resistant to a wider temperature range than almost any other elastomer, with its operating properties remaining unchanged from -58°F to 428 °F.
High temp silicon. The silicone gasket is characterized by its very high resistance to high temperature, excellent in oven door seals for food and all types of heat treatments.
Silicone resists temperature extremes while retaining flexibility and resisting compression set. Silicone elastomers also provide very good resistance to thermal aging, ozone and water swelling.
- Gaskets, gaskets or seals that require excellent resistance to extreme temperatures, weathering, electrical insulation, and certain chemicals; as well as those to be used in the food, medical, and laboratory industries.
Compared to conventional rubbers at extreme temperatures, silicone elastomers perform better with higher tensile strength, elongation, tear strength and compression set but do not perform as well as other elastomeric materials.
Translucent silicone rubber is used in Mexico mainly for the manufacture of gaskets, gaskets and seals that require high resistance to very high or very low temperatures.
In addition, this elastomer, which can be sold in the form of rubber rolls or silicone sheets, has excellent resistance to weathering and elements such as ozone and UV rays.
The translucent silicone rubber or silicone gasket is characterized by its very high resistance to high temperature, excellent in seals for food oven doors and all types of heat treatments.
Silicone resists temperature extremes while retaining flexibility and resisting compression set. Silicone elastomers also provide very good resistance to thermal aging, ozone and water swelling.
Silicone gasketing is characterized by its very high resistance to high temperature, excellent for sealing food oven doors and all types of heat treatments.