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To increase the number of times a liquid silicone mold is turned over, it is necessary to optimize multiple aspects such as material selection, production process, use and maintenance. The following is a specific method summarized based on the search results:

Silicone Tips - How to Quickly and Accurately Mix the Desired Color of Liquid Silicone Rubber.

In recent years, liquid silicone rubber (LSR) technology has achieved a full chain upgrade from mold design to terminal application through the deep integration of material science, process innovation and intelligent manufacturing. In particular, the breakthrough application in the fields of precision electronics, medical health, new energy, etc. marks the leap of LSR technology from "auxiliary materials" to "functional core components". The following is an analysis of the key paths and future potential of technological innovation:

Is thermal gel or thermal grease better for heat transfer? What is the difference between the two?

Methosilicon oil significantly improves the reliability, life and safety performance of the motor, and is especially suitable for high-demand fields such as aerospace and new energy vehicles.

In the application of over-wire silicone oil, the viscosity of dimethyl silicone oil is usually between 50-1000 centiz, and the specific viscosity depends on the process requirements and operating conditions. For example, in high-speed sewing thread passing process, dimethyl silicone oil of 100-350 centimeters is often used. When selecting over-wire silicone oil, the viscosity of dimethyl silicone oil is a crucial parameter. Too high or too low viscosity may affect over-line effect and product quality. So, how should we choose the appropriate viscosity of dimethyl silicone oil?

Dimethyl silicone oil not only maintains its original excellent properties at low temperatures, but also performs well in lubrication, sealing, cooling, chemical stability and electrical insulation. It is an indispensable and important material in the low temperature field.

The viscosity of dimethicone refers to its ability to resist shear forces, usually expressed in centistokes (cSt). The viscosity directly affects the fluidity and lubrication properties of silicone oil. In lubrication applications, the choice of viscosity is critical because it determines the adhesion and flow rate of the silicone oil on the lubricated surface.

As a versatile chemical substance, dimethicone has a wide range of viscosity and has different application scenarios from low viscosity to extremely high viscosity. Choosing the right viscosity is critical to the effectiveness of dimethicone as a defoaming agent.