Crosslinking is a chemical process that bonds polymer chains together, creating a rigid, three-dimensional network. This transformation enhances material strength, heat resistance, and durability. Widely used in manufacturing plastics, rubber tires, and coatings, crosslinking also plays a vital role in biomedical applications like hydrogels. Manufacturers, engineers, and medical device developers benefit from its ability to tailor material properties for demanding environments.
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