Methylvinyl rubber is a common chemical, also known as butyl rubber, prepared from methyl vinyl monomers. It has many characteristics, such as high adhesive strength, high temperature resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, UV resistance, and excellent electrical insulation performance. Therefore, methyl vinyl based raw rubber is widely used in various industrial fields.

Methylvinyl based rubber is mainly used for bonding materials such as metal, plastic, rubber, paper, and wood. In fields such as automobiles, electronics, medical equipment, and aerospace, it is typically used to manufacture parts and assemble products. In addition, methyl vinyl based raw rubber can also be used to produce sealing materials, coatings, tapes, rubber products, and waterproof materials.

It is worth mentioning that methyl vinyl based rubber can also be used as an optical material. In the field of optics, it is typically used to manufacture optical lenses and components. The transparency and refractive index of methyl vinyl based raw rubber can be adjusted according to needs, so it has a wide application prospect in the optical industry.

In short, methyl vinyl based raw rubber has been favored by various industries for its excellent performance and wide range of applications. With the continuous development of science and technology, its application prospects will also become increasingly broad.