In the aerospace field, phenyl silicone rubber is widely used in sealing, buffering, and insulation of aircraft, providing a solid guarantee for the stable operation of aircraft. In defense equipment such as high-speed trains, tanks, and nuclear submarines, it plays an important role in buffering, sealing, and vibration reduction, ensuring the stability and reliability of the equipment under various complex working conditions.

In addition, phenyl silicone rubber has a wide range of applications in industries such as ships, airplanes, bridges, metallurgy, mining, and offshore platforms. In ship manufacturing, it is used for sealing and anti-corrosion of the hull; In aircraft manufacturing, it is used for sealing, vibration reduction, and insulation of aircraft; In bridge construction, it is used for expansion joints and supports of bridges; In the metallurgical and mining industries, it is used for sealing and insulation of equipment; In offshore platforms, it is used for sealing, buffering, and anti-corrosion purposes.

Phenyl silicone rubber has become a leader in elastic materials due to its unique chemical structure and excellent physical properties. This high-performance elastic adhesive not only has excellent low-temperature resistance, but also maintains its elasticity under extreme conditions such as -120 ° C, without embrittlement or fracture. This characteristic gives it unparalleled advantages in low-temperature applications.

In addition to its low temperature resistance, phenyl silicone rubber also exhibits excellent weather resistance, ozone resistance, radiation resistance, ablation resistance, and self extinguishing properties. These characteristics enable it to maintain stable performance in various harsh environments, making it less prone to aging, deterioration, or combustion, thereby ensuring its reliability and safety in various applications.