Can human silicone be liquid? The silicone gel we usually see in the human body is a finished product, including silicone dolls, prosthetic limbs, false breasts, false buttocks, etc. So, are they originally like this? Of course not, the answer is that the silicone gel in the human body is originally liquid and then solidified into the desired shape. In this process, a mold is needed, and the silicone mold can solidify it into the desired shape.
The raw material of human silicone belongs to liquid state, which is an environmentally friendly and odorless liquid silicone, also known as additive silicone. To cure it, a 1:1 ratio of silicone A component and platinum vulcanizing agent B component is required. It is usually used for pouring, shaking, and brushing molds to produce finished products. The produced products have a touch and elasticity similar to that of human beings, with good resilience, high temperature resistance, non-toxic and odorless, aging resistance, acid and alkali resistance. However, during the mixing process, when in contact with heavy metal elements or organic matter, phosphorus, and sulfur, non solidification or oil leakage may occur. The above phenomenon can also occur after smoking.
In addition to paying attention to the above matters in the operating environment, there are many hardness options for human silicone. Manufacturers generally provide human silicone raw materials with temperatures below 0 ° C to 40 ° C. Temperatures below 0 ° C are suitable for use as fake vaginas and airplane cups; 5~10 degrees is suitable for false breast and false buttocks; 20-30 degrees Celsius is suitable for having a fake penis and anal canal.