Silicone resin is a type of high-molecular material with a silicon-oxygen bond as its core structure. Due to its unique chemical composition, it combines the advantages of inorganic and organic materials, and its excellent properties make it indispensable in numerous fields.
The core characteristics of silicone resin are particularly outstanding. Firstly, it has extremely strong environmental resistance. It can withstand extreme temperatures (-60°C to 250°C), does not decompose at high temperatures, does not crack at low temperatures, and has excellent weather resistance. It is not prone to aging, yellowing, or degradation even when exposed to sunlight, rain, and ultraviolet rays for a long time. Secondly, its chemical stability is top-notch. It has strong resistance to corrosive substances such as acids, alkalis, and oxidants, and is not easily dissolved by organic solvents. It can maintain structural stability in complex chemical environments. Moreover, silicone resin has good flexibility and moldability. After curing, it can form films or products with both elasticity and hardness, which can closely fit complex curved surfaces and withstand a certain degree of deformation without breaking. It also has excellent electrical insulation properties and low water absorption rate. These characteristics give it the advantage of integrating protection and functionality in multiple scenarios.