Food-Grade vs Medical-Grade Silicone: Why “Medical” Is Not Automatically Food-Safe
Most teams come to this question expecting a hierarchy. Medical-grade sounds “higher,” so they assume it covers food contact by default. That assumption causes more
Most teams come to this question expecting a hierarchy. Medical-grade sounds “higher,” so they assume it covers food contact by default. That assumption causes more
Silicone rings didn’t start as a fashion statement. They began as a practical solution for people in workplaces where metal rings could be dangerous. Over
Silicone vulcanization is the curing process that crosslinks silicone polymers into an elastic, stable network. In engineering practice, vulcanization is not a single moment but
When we talk with customers about baby products, the discussion almost always starts with materials. Parents may not know technical terms, but they are very
“Silicone melting temperature” is one of those search terms we see all the time — especially from buyers comparing silicone to plastics or elastomers like
In industrial production, materials usually don’t cause problems on day one. Most issues show up months later. Seals start leaking. Parts harden. Elasticity disappears. Equipment
Silicone has quietly become one of the most important materials in modern automotive manufacturing. From my years working with car components, I’ve seen it handle
Silicone products show up in all kinds of daily items. In real use, though, performance always comes after one thing: safety. If a silicone product
Daily sterilization of silicone feeding tools can inadvertently shorten their lifespan. Improper cleaning methods often lead to lingering odors and surface degradation, compromising the product’s
Many people believe the core of an e-cigarette is the battery, the coil, and the e-liquid. In reality, long-term performance depends on small, often overlooked
Silicone is everywhere in modern kitchens. But how long can it truly last when exposed to heat, grease, and daily cleaning? Evaluating silicone’s service life
Silicone and latex often appear similar. They are both soft, elastic, and flexible. But in real projects, they behave very differently. This article will compare
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