In special scenarios such as aerospace, nuclear industry, and low-temperature storage, materials are required to withstand not only extreme temperatures but also radiation and corrosion—challenges that ordinary materials often "cannot overcome". However, IOTA 3301 Methylphenyl Raw Rubber, with its advantages of high/low temperature resistance, radiation resistance, and strong stability, has become a "high-performance partner" for these special scenarios.  

It is a macromolecular methylphenyl silicone oil, and the phenyl groups in its molecular structure are the "key to its performance". Depending on the phenyl content, it unlocks different "capabilities":  
- With low phenyl content, its low-temperature resistance is particularly outstanding. Even at an ultra-low temperature of -110°C, it does not become stiff and brittle; instead, it maintains flexibility. Products made from it can work stably in polar exploration equipment and low-temperature refrigeration devices.  
- With medium phenyl content, its damping performance is significantly enhanced. It can absorb vibration energy like a "buffer pad", making it suitable for mechanical components and electronic devices that require vibration reduction, thereby reducing damage caused by vibration.  
- With high phenyl content, its radiation resistance is greatly improved. It can maintain stable performance even in high-radiation environments, building a "protective shield" for aerospace equipment and nuclear industry components.  

In addition to these "specialized capabilities", its general advantages are also impressive. It has excellent thermal stability—even when used for a long time at high temperatures, it is not prone to aging or decomposition, which extends the service life of products. It also has low volatility and no odor, releasing no harmful gases during use; this not only meets environmental protection requirements but also safeguards the health of operators. Moreover, it has strong storage stability: its performance does not degrade during long-term storage, reducing the difficulty of material management.  

Furthermore, it is insoluble in water but soluble in solvents such as toluene. This allows it to maintain stability in humid environments while also being easy to adjust its form according to construction needs, enabling seamless compatibility with other materials. When made into finished products, it has low compression set and can withstand saturated vapor pressure; even under high-pressure and humid working conditions, it can retain its original shape and is not easily damaged.  

Thanks to these excellent properties, it plays a vital role in multiple special scenarios:  
- In the aerospace field, it can be used to manufacture high/low temperature-resistant seals for spacecraft, coping with extreme temperature differences and radiation in space.  
- In the nuclear industry, the version with high phenyl content provides radiation resistance to protect equipment components.  
- In the low-temperature storage field (e.g., blood refrigeration and industrial low-temperature raw material storage), the low-phenyl-content version ensures that sealing materials work normally at low temperatures to prevent leakage.  
- In the electronics industry, it is an excellent material for waterproofing, moisture-proofing, and insulation, protecting precision electronic components.  
- In the machinery field, it is used to make vibration-damping components based on its damping performance, improving the stable operation of equipment.  

This methylphenyl raw rubber, capable of handling special scenarios, undoubtedly provides a new solution for various industries to address material challenges in extreme environments, and has become an indispensable "high-performance partner" in special scenarios.