In an era of extreme performance demands, silicone rubber has become a cornerstone material driving advancements in automotive, medical, electronics, and industrial sectors. Valued at $7.68 billion globally in 2024 with a projected 7.8% CAGR through 2032, this synthetic elastomer’s unique blend of temperature resilience, chemical stability, and biocompatibility makes it irreplaceable for mission-critical applications.

Ceramic Fiber Blanket is a high-performance, lightweight insulation product spun from high-purity alumina-silicate (and optionally zirconia) ceramic fibers. Through needling technology the fibers are interlocked into a uniform, resilient mat that combines extremely low thermal conductivity with excellent thermal-shock resistance, making the blanket the first-choice insulation for furnaces, kilns, boilers, reformers, and high-temperature process equipment across metallurgy, petrochemical, power generation, and ceramic industries.

Silicone sheet is a high-performance elastomeric material manufactured from virgin silicone rubber that is calendered and vulcanized into uniform, flexible sheets. This unique molecular structure (Si–O backbone) gives silicone sheets exceptional thermal stability, electrical insulation and chemical inertness, making them the material of choice for the most demanding sealing, cushioning and insulating applications across aerospace, automotive, medical, food-processing and electronics industries.

In the field of industrial sealing, EXPANDED PTFE TAPE (expanded polytetrafluoroethylene sealing tape) has become the focus of attention of many industries due to its excellent performance and significant advantages. This sealing material made of polytetrafluoroethylene stretched and expanded by a special process breaks the limitations of traditional sealing products and brings a new choice for equipment sealing. ​

EPDM (Ethylene-Propylene-Diene Monomer) rubber is a high-performance synthetic elastomer engineered from ethylene, propylene, and a diene termonomer. Its fully saturated backbone delivers outstanding resistance to ozone, UV, weathering, and oxidation, making EPDM the material of choice for long-term sealing, insulation, and cushioning applications in automotive, construction, HVAC, and industrial sectors.

Recently, a new sealing material called Graphite PTFE Packing has attracted widespread attention in the industrial sector. It is meticulously woven from polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) fibers containing graphite particles. Its unique construction bestows it with many excellent properties, showcasing significant advantages in various sealing scenarios.

EXPANDED PTFE Tape is a high-performance, self-adhesive sealing tape produced from 100 % virgin PTFE that has been expanded into a uniform microporous fibrillated structure. This unique architecture combines exceptional conformability, high compressibility, and outstanding chemical resistance, making it the ideal instant gasket-forming solution for flanges, threaded joints, glass-lined nozzles, and irregular or damaged sealing surfaces across chemical, pharmaceutical, food-processing, and petrochemical industries.

Non-asbestos sheets are high-performance sealing materials designed as a safe alternative to traditional asbestos sheets, eliminating the health hazards associated with asbestos fibers. These sheets are made from synthetic fibers such as aramid, glass, or carbon, combined with rubber binders like NBR (nitrile butadiene rubber), SBR (styrene butadiene rubber), or EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer).

Nylon rod is a rod-shaped engineering plastic made primarily from polyamide (PA) through extrusion or injection molding. As a key member of the polymer material family, it boasts excellent comprehensive properties and is widely used in machinery manufacturing, the automotive industry, electronics, and other fields, making it an ideal alternative to metal and traditional plastics.

PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) tube is a high-performance fluid-conveying component manufactured from 100 % virgin PTFE resin. Its unique molecular structure endows it with outstanding flexibility, chemical inertness, and temperature stability, making PTFE tubes the preferred choice for critical fluid transfer in a wide range of industries.