LSR is a good material to produce pliable, durable parts in high volume by LSR injection machines. Liquid Silicone Rubber has been steadily gaining a foothold in many markets due to its ability to produce intricate elastomeric components with relatively short cycle times, which can save time and labor.
LSR cooling system allows production of LSR parts with nearly zero material waste, eliminating trimming operations and yielding significant savings in material cost.
Liquid Silicone Rubber VS. Solid SiliconeLSR VS. Solid Silicone.pdf
Liquid Silicone Rubber has good Mechanical Properties：low compression set, good elongation, high tear and tensile strength etc. Liquid Silicone Rubber Durometer: hardness is from 5 Shore A to 80 Shore A
Liquid silicone can withstand a wide range of high/low temperature extremes, which offers high thermal stability and flexibility at low temperatures. Working temperature is from -40℃ to 230℃.
Liquid Silicone Rubber Biological Compatibility (Biocompatibility): good food, water and medical contact. LSR is a very safe application for human body.
Under extensive testing, liquid silicone rubber has demonstrated superior compatibility with human tissue and body fluids. In comparison to other elastomers, LSR is resistant to bacteria growth and will not stain or corrode other materials.
LSR is inorganic substance, which is clean, plasticizer-free, tasteless and odorless. LSR is not only waterproof, but also chemical resistant, such as oxidation acids and alkali resistant.
LSR is resistant to bacteria growth, which do not stain or corrode other materials and also burns to form water vapor and carbon dioxide, no halogens, no toxins etc.
LSR can be sterilized by steam antoclaving, ethylene oxide, gamma, e-beam etc.
LSR can meet all food grade and medical requirements or certifications, like USP Class VI, FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, BfR XV etc.
Liquid silicone rubber electrical properties: excellent insulating property
Some elastomeric LSR is flame proof as which includes fire retardant.
LSR Transparency and Pigmentation: LSR is platinum-cured and transparent silicone which is more transparent than solid silicone. Liquid silicone rubber can be mixed with pigment to produce colorful LSR injection molded products.
Liquid silicone rubber injection pipe have a good elasticity as following: Viscosity (Pa.s): 400
Density (g/cm3): 1.07
Hardness A°: 30
Elongation %: 400
Tear strength (KN/m): 25 Liquid silicone rubber injection pipe excellent application properties: Aging resistance, high tear strength, excellent permanent non-deformation, alkalinity and acid resistance, good insulation, high permeability and good physiologically inert and inability.
High and low temperature resistance: -50℃- 250℃ (It can be 300 ℃)
Good fluidity and easy operation
Without limitation of product thickness (room temperature curing or heat curing)
Stable dimension and little line shrinkage (≤0.1), invariable volume
Pouring or coating
Liquid Silicone Rubber Injection Molding & Processing
Liquid silicone rubbers are supplied in barrels. Because of their low viscosity, these rubbers can be pumped through pipelines and tubes to the vulcanization equipment.
Liquid silicone rubber is a high purity platinum cured silicone with low compression set, great stability and ability to resist extreme temperatures of heat and cold ideally suitable for production of parts, where high quality is a must. Due to the thermosetting nature of the material, liquid silicone injection molding requires special treatment, such as intensive distributive mixing, while maintaining the material at a low temperature before it is pushed into the heated cavity and vulcanized.
Liquid silicone rubber molding involves room temperature compounds mixed and pumped into a hot mold. Tooling designs are simplified as liquid silicone rubber flows readily into very thin cross sections, tight radii and thick / thin features. Tooling surfaces do not have to be highly polished, and draft angles are not required to facilitate removal of the finished component from the tooling. 
LSR VS. Solid Silicone.pdf
