The main components of phenylsilicone gel are phenylsilicone oil and crosslinking agents. The phenylsilicone oil contains phenyl groups (C6H5), which confer aromaticity and high-temperature resistance to the material. Crosslinking agents are used to enhance the gel's network structure, improving mechanical properties and stability.
Phenylsilicone Oil: The phenylsilicone oil molecules contain phenyl groups, which give the material excellent thermal stability, weather resistance, and electrical insulation. The phenyl groups also improve compatibility with organic substances, enhancing hydrophobicity and ensuring stability under high-temperature and harsh conditions.
Crosslinking Agents: Crosslinking agents primarily serve to solidify the gel structure, forming a three-dimensional network between the silicone molecules, thus improving mechanical strength, heat resistance, and shear resistance.