Silicone rubber vulcanization process is not completed at one time, but is carried out in two stages. The rubber material is heated and shaped under pressure (such as molding vulcanization, direct steam vulcanization in a vulcanization in a vulcanization tank, etc.) or under normal pressure (such as hor air continuous vulcanization). It is called one-stage vulcanization; high-temperature vulcanization in an oven to further stabilize the physical properties of the vulcanized rubber is called two-stage vulcanization.