Electrically Conductive Silicone Sheeting & Uncured Compounds

EMI Shielding and ESD Protection for Electronics

Electrically conductive silicone sheets provide shielding against electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD). Yet they also offer the temperature and environmental resistance of silicone elastomers.

Every batch of material is Made in USA under ElastaPro’s ISO 9001:2015 / AS9100D quality system and shipped with a complete Certificate of Analysis (COA). Compare our low minimums and fast lead times to the competition’s.

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Electrically Conductive Silicone Sheets

Electrically conductive silicone sheet from ElastaPro is available in 65 durometer and black in color.

 65 Durometer Electrically Conductive Grade

electrically conductive silicone sheeting

Standard Sheet Sizes & Roll Dimensions

This solid silicone sheet from ElastaPro is available in these sizes and roll dimensions.

MeasurementTypeImperialMetric
WidthStandard36" 914 mm
WidthStandard48" 1219 mm
WidthCustomUp to 67"Up to 1701.8 mm
ThicknessRange0.020" to 0.375"0.508 mm to 9.525 mm
Cut SheetStandard12″ × 12"30.48 cm x 30.48 cm
Cut SheetStandard24″ × 24″60.96 cm x 60.96 cm
Cut SheetStandard36″ × 36″91.44 cm x 91.44 cm
Cut SheetStandard48" x 48"121.92 cm x 121.92 cm
Cut SheetCustom
Linear LengthContinuousUp to 300" ftUp to 91.44 m

How Electrically Conductive Silicones Work

Electrically conductive silicone sheeting delivers EMI shielding and ESD protection by incorporating conductive filler particles throughout a flexible silicone elastomer matrix.

When these conductive materials are dispersed at a sufficient concentration, they form a continuous, three-dimensional pathway for electrical current to flow across the gasket or sheet.

  • EMI shielding: This network acts as a conductive barrier that absorbs, reflects, and attenuates unwanted radio frequency radiation, preventing sensitive electronics from causing or receiving interference.
  • ESD protection: The surface and volume conductivity allow safe, controlled dissipation of static charges to ground before high-voltage electrostatic events can build up and damage delicate circuit components.

By pairing these electrical properties with silicone’s inherent resistance to extreme temperatures, moisture, and compression set, conductive silicone sheeting provides a reliable environmental seal while maintaining critical electrical continuity.

Electrically Conductive Silicone FAQs

What is electrically conductive silicone, and how does it provide EMI shielding and ESD protection?

Electrically conductive silicone is an engineered elastomer that blends silicone rubber with conductive filler particles (such as nickel-graphite, silver-plated aluminum, or carbon). This compound retains silicone’s signature flexibility and extreme temperature resistance while providing a continuous conductive path.

This path allows the material to ground static charges (electrostatic discharge / ESD) and reflect or absorb high-frequency radiation to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) in sensitive electronic enclosures.

ElastaPro conductive silicones utilize high-performance filler particles customized for specific electrical performance and environmental conditions. Common filler systems include carbon-filled compounds for cost-effective ESD grounding and static dissipation, as well as metal-based or metal-coated particle fills (like nickel-graphite or silver-plated aluminum) designed to achieve low volume resistivity and high dB attenuation for demanding military, aerospace, and industrial EMI shielding requirements.

Yes. Conductive silicone sheeting can be backed with specialized pressure-sensitive adhesives to streamline gasket assembly and component placement. For applications requiring unbroken z-axis conductivity across the bond line, conductive pressure-sensitive adhesives are available. Non-conductive acrylic or silicone PSAs can also be applied in zones where structural adhesion is needed without disrupting the main conductive path.