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silicone [02.07.2026 14:12] – created gerdlotharsilicone [02.07.2026 15:56] (current) gerdlothar
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-~~REDIRECT>Rubber~~+**Silicone** wristbands are made of synthetic polymers that offer a unique combination of organic and inorganic properties. They are hydrophobic, heat-resistant, and non-toxic. Unlike leather, they do not absorb moisture and do not cause skin irritation in people with metal allergies.
  
-{{tag>Redirect Terms}}+The downside is that it isn't breathable.  Since silicone is non-porous, moisture (sweat, water) cannot evaporate and accumulates between the skin and the wristband. This creates a warm, moist environment that promotes skin irritation, red rashes, and, in the worst case, fungal infections.   
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 +Compared to high-quality rubber, silicone is less durable. 
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 +Also see: 
 +  * [[Rubber]] 
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 +{{tag>Terms Watch_materials}}
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