Boasting core properties such as superior biocompatibility (non-sensitizing, non-toxic), sterilization resistance, bodily fluid corrosion resistance, tunable elasticity, and controllable insulation/thermal conductivity, silicone rubber has established itself as a key material in the medical device sector. It is widely used across diverse applications, spanning from implantable devices and in vitro diagnostics to surgical instruments and patient care products, and is directly correlated with medical safety and patient experience.