Silicone foam rubber, due to its loose structure, high porosity, low density and excellent wave absorption performance, is widely used in fields such as electronics, industrial manufacturing, aerospace and construction.
Foamed silicone rubber comes in various types, each with unique characteristics and application scenarios.
Classify by base material:
Natural rubber (NR) has excellent elasticity, tensile strength and wear resistance, and is often used for shock absorption and elastic gaskets.
Nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) is oil-resistant and wear-resistant, and is suitable for sealing and protection in oil and gas environments.
Ethylene Propylene diene monomer (EPDM) is weather-resistant, aging-resistant and ozone-resistant, and is widely used in outdoor automotive sealing and construction.
Silicone (VMQ) is resistant to high and low temperatures (-70℃ to 300℃) and is applied to the high-performance requirements of the aerospace and electronics industries.
Fluororubber (FKM) is resistant to chemical corrosion and high temperatures, making it suitable for sealing in extreme environments.
Polyurethane rubber (PU) has high resilience and wear resistance, and is often used as a cushioning material.