Silicone Rubber Industry

 Fluorosilicone (or fluorinated silicone rubber) is a highly versatile synthetic elastomer that can be used in a wide variety of applications. While the mechanical and physical properties of FluoroSilicone Rubber are very similar to those of silicone rubber, there are more significant differences that need to be noted. Fluorinated Silicone Rubber Manufacturer Tech-Link Silicones manufactures various products using fluorosilicone rubber. Fluorosilicone rubber is handy in applications exposed to aromatic compounds, chlorinated solvents, oxidizing agents, and oils. The following are some of the advantages: •    The material is highly flexible and resistant to compression sets.   •    Fluorosilicone rubber is highly resistant to aging, weathering, and sunlight.   •    The FluoroSilicone Rubber is resistant to oxidizing chemicals, animal and vegetable oils, fuels, aromatic, chlorinated, and other solvents. Aside from diluted alkalies, diester oils, aliphatic and aromatic fluorocarbons, si

  Fluorocarbon Rubber , popularly known as Viton, offers the highest degree of heat resistance at temperatures between 200°C and 300°C and may be used continuously. You can choose from various grades depending on whether the main concern is compression set, flexibility (as with diaphragms), or chemical resistance. Die-Cut Products offers a wide selection of sponges & rubbers for your custom fabrication needs, including both solid rubbers and open-cell and closed-cell sponge rubbers. In addition, we provide all materials with cure dates, shelf lives, and supplier test reports directly from the mill. Benefits Fluorocarbon Viton has high swelling resistance when exposed to gasoline and high resistance to degradation due to exposure to UV light and ozone. A fluorocarbon elastomer can become quite hard (-4°F) at low temperatures but still be serviceable. Fluorocarbons are low gas permeability materials, which make them useful in vacuum applications, and many formulations are self-extin