Silicone Molded Parts
Compression-molded and injection-molded silicone parts developed around geometry, sealing function, material performance, tooling strategy and repeat production requirements.
Three-dimensional silicone parts built around function.
Molding supports ribs, sealing lips, bosses, holes, transitions and integrated features that cannot be produced from flat sheet. Process selection depends on geometry, tolerance, annual volume, material and part handling.
- Compression molding for prototypes, moderate volumes and suitable geometries
- Injection molding evaluated for repeatable higher-volume programs
- Custom hardness, color and compound options
- Tooling and parting-line review before manufacture
- Sample inspection tied to agreed critical dimensions
Options reviewed around the part function.
Seals & Diaphragms
Flexible geometries designed for compression, movement and pressure interfaces.
Grommets & Boots
Protective components for cable, connector and enclosure transitions.
Keypads & Functional Parts
Integrated features developed around tactile, assembly and environmental needs.
Overmolded Concepts
Project review for silicone bonded or mechanically retained with another component.
Prototype Tooling
Sampling routes chosen around design maturity and expected production volume.
Production Inspection
Critical dimensions, appearance and material requirements defined before approval.
A controlled path from requirement to production.
Typical project areas.
Protective covers, seals, buffers and interface components.
Insulating boots, grommets and environmental sealing parts.
Application-reviewed molded seals and flexible components.
Non-implant parts requiring defined material and quality documentation.
Buyer questions
Compression molding or injection molding?
The answer depends on geometry, tolerance, annual volume, material and tooling economics.
What drawing format is preferred?
Provide a dimensioned 2D drawing and a 3D model when the geometry is three-dimensional.
Send us the drawing or sample.
We will review material, process, tooling, tolerances and production volume.