Silicone rubber sheeting is a synthetic elastomer made from silicon, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. It offers exceptional flexibility across a broad temperature range (-60°C to +200°C), excellent release properties, and strong resistance to ozone, weathering, and UV light. This material also provides good compression set performance, moisture resistance, and acts as an effective electrical insulator. While biocompatible, it is not suitable for exposure to acids, ketones, or petrochemicals and has moderate abrasion and tear resistance.
Due to these attributes, silicone rubber sheeting is widely used in various industries. It is commonly cut into gaskets for high-temperature applications or used as seals in electrical enclosures. It also serves as a lining material in prosthetics and is preferred in food, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors because of its inertness and compliance with FDA food contact regulations.
AMG Sealing supplies silicone rubber sheeting and can support sourcing specific grades. For details on particular specifications or order quantities, please contact us with your requirements.
Key Features of Silicone Rubber Sheeting
- Standard Shore Hardness: 60° ± 5°.
- Temperature Tolerance:
-90°C to +200°C (white), -60°C to +225°C (translucent and blue), -60°C to +270°C (high temperature grade).
- Outstanding resistance to extreme temperatures.
- Excellent electrical insulation properties.
- Superior release characteristics.
Regulatory Compliance
- Complies with FDA 21.CFR.177.2600 for repeated food contact.
- Meets EU1935/2004 standards.
- Certified to USP Class VI.
- Fully adheres to CE, PAH, RoHS, and REACH regulations.
Available Variants
Additional shore hardness options include 30°, 40°, and 50°. We also stock metal detectable, high temperature, flame retardant, platinum cured, perforated, and cloth reinforced sheets. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.