Process for molding silicone rubber compositions

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With step of cooling to a temperature of zero degrees c. or...

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264178F, 264201, 2642096, 264236, 26433111, 264347, B29C 4778

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ABSTRACT:
Extruded articles such as filaments and films are fabricated by blending the components of a curable liquid silicone rubber composition at temperatures of from -60.degree. to +5.degree. C. and then extruding the composition into water maintained at a temperature of at least +25.degree. C. to cure said composition. The water bath preferably contains a surfactant to facilitate processing of the extruded article. The present method provides uniformly cured articles that are almost bubble-free and have low shrinkage ratios.

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