Silicone gaskets can be classified based on various factors. For instance, solid silicone gaskets and sponge silicone gaskets differ in their molecular compositions. Additionally, silicone seals can vary in hardness or durometer. While foam silicone gaskets may share softness characteristics with sponge silicone gaskets, they are unique due to their distinct ingredients and curing processes.
Customization is a key feature of these gaskets. They are designed to meet your specific application requirements, whether you need them for a unique industrial process, automotive system, medical device, or any other application.
Silicone gaskets are made from silicone rubbers, a family of synthetic elastomers.
Silicone gaskets can be categorized in several different ways. For example, solid silicone gaskets and sponge silicone gaskets are distinct because they have different molecular structures. Hardness or durometer also distinguishes silicone seals. Foam silicone gaskets may be soft like sponge silicone gaskets, but foam silicones are distinct because they contain different ingredients and use a different curing system. Interstate die cuts all of these silicone gasket types.
Solid silicone gaskets are made of solid rubber materials with a tightly-packed molecular structure.
Interstate can also diecut gaskets from relatively hard silicones.
Sponge silicone gaskets are made of sponge-like silicone compounds that provide cushioning and padding. Interstate die cuts both basic types of sponge silicone materials: open-cell and closed-cell.
Foam silicone gaskets are made of soft, medium, firm, or extra-firm silicone grades for different amounts of compressibility.
Interstate die cuts the three basic types of foam silicone materials: open-cell, closed-cell, and silicone rubber that has both open and closed cells. Like solid silicones and sponge silicones, foam silicones have numerous applications.
Custom cut silicone gaskets are suitable for a variety of industries, including but not limited to automotive, aerospace, electronics, food processing, pharmaceutical, etc. They are suitable for applications such as sealing, electrical insulation, shock absorption and heat insulation.