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Silicone rubber finishes provide electrical insulation to improve the performance of electrical systems and promote safety.

Silicone rubber finishes as protective coatings provide water resistance, UV resistance, and thermal insulation.

Silicone rubber finishes and traditional finishes have their benefits and limitations. The choice of finish should depend on your application and the cost.

The manufacturing process of silicone rubber finishes does not require as much energy as that of other finishes, proving to be a more sustainable option.

Silicone rubber finishes protect medical devices from moisture and medical personnel from hazardous and biohazardous materials.

Self-adhesive rubber feet are very versatile. You can also refer to them as bumpers because they offer a bit of protection to whatever surface you stick them on. You can use these rubber feet anywhere – whether it’s in your home, workplace, or even in a public place.

Are you looking to choose between silicone and silicone rubber but are not sure about the differences between the two? Then worry not, you are at the right place! Let’s go through some of the differences between silicone and silicone rubber.

If you are in the market for a custom silicone rubber keypad, then there are a few things to consider when it comes to labeling. Namely, what type of labeling will be most effective for your specific application? In this post, we will take a look at five different ways to label a silicone rubber keypad. So, which one is right for you? Let’s find out!

Recently silicone has become synonymous with rubber products. Nearly every industry uses silicone rubber parts and seals for its products. And occasionally, you will see a particular type of rubber called fluorosilicone. But the details surrounding fluorosilicone are very few and far between.

This article aims to inform you about the subtle difference between the two types of rubber and their potential applications.

Rubber has become an essential part of modern manufacturing. You will find compression molded rubber parts in everything from automobiles to medical equipment. Though it is a widely adopted process, many people seeking custom rubber molding services are confused by all the complex and technical terms.

So, here is a simple guide to help you understand the basics of rubber compression molding.

Material hardness and toughness are important factors for the viability of a material for a specific application. But how does one measure flexible materials like rubber and plastic? Our instincts might tell us that rubber is a soft material and that there is no hardness to it. But in fact, soft rubber products, like pencil erasers, are harder than softer rubber products like rubber bands.

O-rings are a cornerstone of any sealing application. No modern equipment is complete without the inclusion of an o-ring. A key benefit of o-rings is that they are available in several different rubber material options. But choosing the right rubber o-ring for your application can be quite a challenge.

So here is a quick overview, to help you better understand Viton and Buna O-rings.