Low Durometer Silicone Rubber
Low durometer silicone rubber is a soft, flexible elastomer that offers excellent sealing and cushioning performance in demanding environments. In
Uncured silicone compounds serve as the foundational raw material for custom molding, extrusion, and specialty calendering processes.
Formulated with specific polymer bases, fillers, and vulcanization cure systems—such as peroxide or platinum addition cure—these compounds deliver tailored durometers, tear strength, and color matches.
Design engineers and component manufacturers rely on consistent batch-to-batch rheology and physical properties for high-yield manufacturing. Explore our processing insights, curing parameters, and custom formulation capabilities to optimize your component manufacturing lifecycle.
Low durometer silicone rubber is a soft, flexible elastomer that offers excellent sealing and cushioning performance in demanding environments. In
Uncured rubber refers to rubber that has not yet undergone vulcanization or curing, the chemical process that crosslinks polymer chains

Uncured silicone rubber is used by fabricators to convert into cured articles, through typical thermoset methods of compression, transfere, injection,