Die-Cut Silicone Parts
Die-cut silicone gaskets, pads, washers, membranes and insulation components produced from selected sheet materials for prototypes through repeat production.
Efficient production for flat silicone components.
Die cutting converts silicone sheet into repeatable two-dimensional parts. The process is well suited to gaskets, pads, washers and insulation pieces with consistent thickness and practical tolerances.
- Steel-rule, precision cutting and alternative converting routes evaluated
- Solid, sponge, food-grade, high-temperature and specialty sheet options
- Kiss-cut parts on release liner for assembly efficiency
- Adhesive-backed materials reviewed for positioning
- Prototype and production tooling strategies
Options reviewed around the part function.
Flat Gaskets
Two-dimensional sealing parts produced from the specified sheet.
Pads & Washers
Cushioning, isolation, spacing and protective components.
Kiss-Cut Parts
Parts retained on liner for faster handling and assembly.
Adhesive-Backed Parts
Converted components using a selected adhesive system.
Prototype Cutting
Low-tooling routes for design evaluation and early quantities.
Nested Production
Material utilization reviewed around part outline and sheet format.
A controlled path from requirement to production.
Typical project areas.
Gaskets, pads and protective sheet components.
Insulators, barriers and cushioning parts.
Converted parts from a reviewed food-contact sheet grade.
Flat components with defined material and documentation needs.
Buyer questions
When is molding better than die cutting?
Choose molding for three-dimensional features, multiple thicknesses or integrated sealing geometry.
What file should be supplied?
A dimensioned drawing is required; vector or CAD outlines help when available.
Send us the drawing or sample.
We will review material, process, tooling, tolerances and production volume.