Silicone Extruded Profiles
Custom silicone cords, tubing, channels, bulb seals and continuous profiles developed around cross-section, tolerance, joining, cut length and service environment.
Continuous profiles for sealing, protection and fluid paths.
Extrusion is appropriate when the same cross-section continues along a length. A manufacturable profile balances wall thickness, corners, hollows, tolerances and handling requirements.
- Solid and hollow custom cross-sections
- Cord, tubing, channels, bulb and door-seal profiles
- Continuous coils or controlled cut lengths
- Joining and frame fabrication reviewed where appropriate
- Hardness, color, cure and documentation options
Options reviewed around the part function.
Solid Profiles
Cords, strips and shaped sections for sealing or cushioning.
Hollow Profiles
Bulb and tubular sections for lower closure-force sealing.
Custom Channels
U, P, E and application-specific cross-sections.
Cut Lengths
Parts cut to agreed length and packaged for assembly.
Joined Frames
Corners and joining approaches reviewed for selected designs.
Secondary Operations
Punching, notching and adhesive application evaluated by project.
A controlled path from requirement to production.
Typical project areas.
Bulb and edge seals for repeatable closure.
Heat-resistant profiles reviewed against actual duty cycle.
Tubing and profiles with project-specific material documentation.
Protective, insulating and environmental sealing profiles.
Buyer questions
What makes an extrusion drawing manufacturable?
Clearly define the cross-section, tolerances, material, hardness, length and any joining or secondary operations.
Can hollow profiles hold very tight tolerances?
Hollow geometry naturally moves during extrusion and handling; critical tolerance requirements should be identified for review.
Send us the drawing or sample.
We will review material, process, tooling, tolerances and production volume.