On the assembly line of modern factories, a seemingly soft yet powerful material is rewriting the production logic. Liquid silicone rubber, with its low viscosity characteristics, can be directly filled into millimeter sized microcavities through precision injection equipment, creating complex structures that are difficult to achieve with traditional processes. In the field of consumer electronics, this material is made into waterproof and breathable membranes, which can block the invasion of liquid water and allow gas exchange.

The waterproof rating of a flagship phone of a certain brand has been upgraded from IP67 to IP68, thanks to the precise molding of this membrane material in the speaker pores. What's even more amazing is that the injection molding cycle of liquid silicone rubber has been shortened to less than 15 seconds. With the use of multi-component injection molding technology, it is possible to achieve integrated molding of metal inserts and silicone seals, greatly reducing the assembly process.

In the medical field, the innovation of liquid silicone rubber is even more profound. The medical grade material, adjusted with a special formula, has a tensile strength of up to 15MPa and an elongation at break of over 800%, perfectly balancing flexibility and durability. The success rate of implantation of artificial intraocular lenses has thus increased to 99.2%, while the biocompatibility test pass rate of cardiac occluders has increased by 40% compared to traditional materials.

A more cutting-edge application is the manufacturing of nerve conduits, where liquid silicone rubber can be designed as a three-dimensional scaffold with anisotropic pore structure to guide the directional growth of nerve fibers. This transition from "rigid manufacturing" to "flexible adaptation" is quietly reshaping the value chain of the manufacturing industry, promoting the comprehensive evolution of industrial design towards "functional orientation".

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