With the rise of electric vehicles and increasingly stringent environmental standards, the automotive industry's demand for materials is rising. In the past, traditional plastic or rubber materials could not meet the needs of reducing weight while ensuring structural strength. The launch of this patent by Transfar will provide new options for lightweight solutions and may lead a new trend in automotive materials. In this context, the combination of polyurethane and silicone is becoming more and more popular. This new softener can not only improve the processing performance of materials, but also increase the service life of products, reduce maintenance costs, and bring great economic benefits to car companies. In addition to its application in the automotive industry, this technology also has broad application prospects in the fields of construction, furniture and textiles. Transfar's innovative move not only demonstrates its technical strength in the field of fine chemicals, but also brings many expectations to the market. Looking to the future, who can seize the wave of this material revolution and win the initiative in the market, let's wait and see. In short, with Transfar's continuous advancement in the field of polyurethane-modified silicone softeners, we have reason to believe that this innovation will enable the automotive industry to take another step in the exploration of material science and provide consumers with a safer and more comfortable driving experience.