Silicone Rubber for Electric

Silicone rubber is highly flexible, making it ideal for producing intricate designs and shapes. This means that manufacturers can create items which fit specific electrical configurations that other materials may not be able to match.

Silicone rubber can withstand high temperatures, making it ideal for use in high-temperature environments without degradation or melting. This makes it perfect for use in applications such as insulation.

The low electrical conductivity of silicone rubber means that it is an excellent insulator. This is vital when it comes to electric applications where preventing electrical leakage is of critical importance.

Another important feature of silicone rubber is its resistance to moisture and chemicals. This means that electric assemblies that use silicone rubber will have a longer lifespan and require less maintenance than those that use other materials.

The silicon rubber were injected or vulcanized on to the varistor fiber glass winding core directly form a tight complete arrester, There is no air gap inside , which prevents partial discharge and prolongs the electric life, thus having high operational reliability

Silicon rubber will not explode or crack like a ceramic jacket when bear overload. Because arc combustion can travel small holes in the silicon rubber shell, the arrester can easily release energy and easily find overload.

Silicon rubber is hydrophobic and anti-fouling and doesn't form the surface layer of a semiconductor as quickly as any other insulators. Therefore, the leakage current on the surface of silicon rubber housing is very low.