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Fluorosilicone materials are an emerging class of materials developed based on organic silicone and organic fluorine compounds. Due to the silicon-oxygen bonds in their backbone structure and the fluorinated alkyl groups in their side chains, fluorosilicone polymers combine the high-temperature chemical resistance and oil resistance of fluorocarbon rubber with the excellent high-temperature tensile retention and low-temperature flexibility of silicone rubber.
Researchers believe that fluorosilicone rubber is the only synthetic rubber that can be used in a wide temperature range of -68°C to 232°C, with resistance to oil and solvents. In addition to having the characteristics of general silicone rubber, it also exhibits excellent oil resistance, including resistance to fuels, motor oils, chemical reagents, and solvents.
Therefore, fluorosilicone rubber effectively compensates for the oil resistance limitations of regular silicone rubber, earning it the title of the "king of new materials" among organic silicone elastomers. Due to its superior oil resistance and high-temperature resistance, this material is especially suitable for applications requiring both high-temperature and fuel resistance, such as seals, hoses, gaskets, films, and impregnated products. It is an indispensable specialty material in industries such as automotive, modern military, aerospace, transportation (including automotive and maritime), petrochemical, and medical sectors, including artificial organs.
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