Silicone rubber is used in a wide range of industries because of its unique properties.

Silicone rubber is stable, non-reactive and resistant to extreme environments and temperatures.

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The specialist characteristics of silicone rubber, and the expertise Silicone Engineering applies to it, allows it to serve a variety of diverse industries – including tubing, gaskets, seals and sheeting.

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Owing to their ability to resist extreme temperatures, and their moisture repelling qualities, silicone rubber gaskets are commonly used in adhesives, sealants, medical applications, cookware, insulation and lubricants.

Silicone rubber is a polymer made from chemical elements including oxygen, hydrogen and silicon.

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Silicone rubber seals and gaskets prevent gas or liquid from flowing. Used in many different areas, they are an integral part of in applications such as electrical assembly.

Silicone rubber gaskets and seals are available in a wide range of shapes and sizes and have many different applications. They are widely used in all types of industry, including engineering, aerospace, building and catering, to name a few.

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Silicone products are everywhere – often in the places you’d least expect.

They are widely used in medicine, industry, food, electronics and many other areas in products such as seals, catheters, food containers, respirators, keypads and car parts.

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Modern silicone sponge extrusions are quite advanced.

Manufacturers with a continuous production process can provide much longer coil lengths to significantly reduce set-up and changeover times, increasing the operational efficiencies and giving a competitive advantage to companies.

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Silicone rubber is ideal for use throughout the food and drink industry.

The temperature resilience of silicone rubber as well as the non-stick and inert properties, means it many has wide ranging applications.

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