Use high-quality raw materials: Start with high-quality raw materials to ensure that the silicone parts are durable, long-lasting, and resist deformation.

Control the production environment: Ensure the production environment is clean and free from contaminants that could cause silicone defects. Make sure that the machines and molds used for the production process are regularly cleaned and maintained.

Train employees: Provide proper training to employees in the production process to minimize human error that could lead to defective parts. Additionally, ensure that employees wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and comply with the production rules and procedures.

Optimize the production process: The production line should be optimized, so that the silicone product goes from one step to the next in a seamless and efficient manner. This includes temperature, pressure, timing processes, and other factors that affect the quality of the silicone parts.

Conduct regular inspections: Check the quality of the silicone parts during and after the production process to identify defects in the product. This will help to identify the root cause of the problem and make necessary changes.

By following these tips, it is possible to minimize the number of defective silicone parts, ensuring high-quality production and customer satisfaction.