Silicone rubbers are versatile and highly durable materials made from silicon, oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen. They come in various forms, including solid silicone rubber and liquid silicone rubber (LSR), allowing for a wide range of processing techniques and product designs. Silicone rubbers have excellent chemical stability, thermal stability and electrical insulation, making them highly valuable in industries ranging from automotive and healthcare to consumer goods and electronics. Their properties also allow them to be easily molded into intricate shapes, making them the preferred choice for manufacturers in many industries.
Silicone Rubbers
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What Can We Offer
As a leading supplier of silicone products, we offer a diverse range of silicone rubbers tailored to meet various industrial needs. Ideal for applications across industries such as automotive, healthcare, electronics, and consumer goods, our silicone rubbers are engineered to deliver exceptional quality and reliability. Partner with us to leverage innovative solutions tailored to your specific requirements. The main silicone rubbers we offer are as follows.
- Silicone Potting Compounds
- Silicone Sealants
- Silicone Mold Adhesives
- Silicone Pad Printing Adhesive
- Silicone Trademark Adhesive and Screen Printing Adhesive
- Medical Grade Silicone Rubbers
- Food Grade Silicone Rubbers
- Silicone for Garments/Fabrics
- Self-Adhesive Liquid Silicone Rubbers
- Homopolymerized Gum for RTV
- Copolymerized Gum for HTV
Characteristics
- Chemical stability. Silicone rubbers are resistant to many chemicals, oils, solvents, and fuels, which makes them suitable for use in harsh environments.
- Temperature resistance. Silicone rubbers can withstand extreme temperatures. This makes them suitable for use in applications that experience wide temperature fluctuations.
- Electrical insulation. Silicone rubbers have good electrical insulating properties, making them ideal for use in electrical and electronic applications.
- Transparency and colorability. They can be formulated to be transparent or colored, offering aesthetic flexibility in design.
- Biocompatibility. Many silicone rubbers are biocompatible and are used in medical applications, including implants, tubing, etc.
