TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding

TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding Specification

Resistance level
High

Hardness
40 (Shore)

Style
Liquid

Natural Rubber
Yes

Ash %
1.5%-6%

Feature
High Quality

TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilograms

Supply Ability
5000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
10 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding

The TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding is a high-quality liquid rubber that is perfect for injection molding. It is made from natural rubber and has a hardness of 40 (Shore), making it resistant to wear and tear. The rubber has an ash content of 1.5%-6% and is highly resistant to heat, ensuring that it can withstand high temperatures without losing its shape or properties. This liquid silicone rubber can be used in a wide range of applications, including automotive parts, electronic components, and medical devices.

FAQs of TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding:

Q: What is the hardness of the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding?

A: The hardness of the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding is 40 (Shore).

Q: Is the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding resistant to heat?

A: Yes, the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding is highly resistant to heat.

Q: What is the ash content of the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding?

A: The ash content of the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding is 1.5%-6%.

Q: In what applications can the TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding be used?

A: The TLS -H4 Series Liquid Silicone Rubber Heat Curing For Injection Molding can be used in a wide range of applications, including automotive parts, electronic components, and medical devices.