Shenzhen Hong Ye Jie Techonology Co., Ltd

China, Shenzhen, lists five active silicone rubber products in its catalogue. The items are Liquid Pad Printing Silicone Rubber Material, Medical Grade liquid silicone rubber for shoe in, RTV Liquid Molding Silicone Rubber for Concrete, HY-F663 Foaming Silicone Rubber, and Electronic Potting Silicone Rubber. Each product is a liquid silicone rubber formulation designed for a specific end‑use such as printing pads, medical‑grade footwear components, concrete moulding, foamed seals and electronic encapsulation. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust level, indicating it operates through established import channels. No additional corporate history or financial data is provided.

The five listed products belong to the broader silicone rubber family that is coded under HS chapter 40 for rubber and plastics. Liquid silicone rubbers are supplied as low‑viscosity liquids that cure at ambient or elevated temperatures, and they are differentiated by cure type (RTV, condensation, addition) and functional additives such as foaming agents or fillers. The catalogue shows a focus on specialty applications rather than commodity silicone, covering sectors from printing technology to construction and electronics.

The catalogue covers liquid silicone rubber formulations for distinct industrial uses. Liquid Pad Printing material typically targets a Shore A hardness of 30‑50 after cure and a viscosity range of 600‑1200 cP, allowing fine detail transfer on flexible substrates. Medical Grade silicone for shoe insoles must comply with FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, usually offering biocompatibility, low extractables and a Shore A of 20‑40. RTV Liquid Molding silicone for concrete is a condensation‑cure system that can achieve tensile strength of 4‑6 MPa and is formulated to resist alkaline environments. HY‑F663 Foaming silicone incorporates a chemical blowing agent, producing a closed‑cell foam with density around 0.3 g/cm³ and compression set below 5 %. Electronic Potting silicone is a low‑viscosity addition‑cure rubber used for encapsulating components, often meeting IEC 60695‑2‑11 fire‑safety standards and providing a Shore A of 60‑80 after cure. Typical industry specifications such as viscosity, Shore hardness, tensile strength and compliance standards are used by buyers to compare similar products.