Raw material preparation: The first step in producing silicone rubber is to prepare raw materials. These raw materials usually include silane, methylphenyl sodium hydroxide, silane prepolymer, etc.

Cross-linking: The synthetic silane prepolymer forms a silicone rubber network structure through a cross-linking reaction. This is usually accomplished by adding a cross-linking agent, such as a peroxide, to initiate cross-linking of the silane chains. This step is to enhance the mechanical properties and heat resistance of the rubber.

Curing and post-processing: Molded silicone rubber may require curing and post-processing steps to ensure the final performance and stability of the product.

It is important to note that specific production processes may vary depending on the manufacturer and product specifications. The above steps provide a general overview, but detailed process flow should be consulted with the specific manufacturer's technical documentation and guidance.