High-phenyl silicone rubber introduces a high proportion of phenyl groups into its molecular chain, endowing it with outstanding high-energy radiation resistance. While ordinary rubbers easily degrade and become brittle in strong radiation environments, it can maintain structural stability and elasticity. Relying on this robust characteristic, it is widely used in sealing components for nuclear power plants, protective layers for spacecraft nuclear power devices, and insulation components for high-energy physics experimental equipment, serving as a core material in extreme radiation environments.
Methyl phenyl vinyl silicone rubber IOTA 3120