Silicone rubbers deliver unmatched versatility across industries. Our formulations combine thermal stability (-60°C to 300°C), chemical resistance, and customizable hardness (10-80 Shore A). Unlike conventional rubbers, they maintain elasticity even after prolonged UV exposure.
The real game-changer? Our clients report 40% longer lifespan compared to organic rubbers in harsh environments.

How Do LANCHEMIE Silicone Rubbers Outperform Conventional Materials?
A coatings manufacturer recently switched after experiencing premature cracking. Our HTV silicone rubber provided the answer.
Three key advantages set our products apart:
Superior thermal conductivity (0.2-3.5 W/m·K) for electronics applications
FDA-compliant formulations for food/medical use
Customizable pigment dispersion without compromising elasticity
Technical Comparison Table:
| Property | Standard Grade | High-Temp Grade | Medical Grade |
| Temperature Range | -50°C~250°C | -60°C~300°C | -40°C~220°C |
| Tear Strength | 25 kN/m | 30 kN/m | 20 kN/m |
| Elongation at Break | 400% | 350% | 500% |
| Compression Set | ≤15% | ≤10% | ≤20% |
Silicone Rubbers Processing Guide: Which Method Suits Your Operation?
Injection molding failures cost manufacturers thousands daily. Our technical team identified optimal parameters for a silicone products factory.
Processing options we support:
Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) Injection Molding (Cycle time: 15-90 sec)
High-Temperature Vulcanizing (HTV) for complex geometries
Room-Temperature Vulcanizing (RTV) for on-site repairs
How to Select Optimal Silicone Rubbers?
LANCHEMIE offers seven engineered silicone rubber types — from general-purpose VMQ to specialty fluorosilicone (FVMQ) — each optimized for specific chemical, thermal, or mechanical requirements.
Application-Specific Recommendations:
High-Temperature Seals: Peroxide-cured HCR grades (300°C intermittent)
Food/Medical: Platinum-cured LSR with <0.1% extractables
Fuel Systems: Fluorosilicone with 70% volume swell resistance
Soft-Touch Parts: 10-30 Shore A with tear strength >30kN/m
Why Global Distributors Trust LANCHEMIE Silicone Rubbers Supply?
We've eliminated common distributor headaches: ✔ Consistent batch uniformity (test reports with every shipment) ✔ REACH/ROHS documentation pre-prepared ✔ Multiple packaging options (25kg bags to 1-ton pallets) ✔ Technical support in 5 languages
FAQ
1. What temperature range can silicone rubbers withstand?
Silicone rubbers can typically withstand temperatures from -60°C to 300°C, depending on the formulation and application requirements.
2. How do I choose the right silicone rubber grade?
The right grade depends on temperature resistance, chemical exposure, hardness, and application needs, such as sealing, medical, or automotive use.
3. What is the difference between LSR, HTV, and RTV silicone rubber?
LSR is ideal for precision molding, HTV for durable high-temperature parts, and RTV for coatings, repairs, and sealing applications.
4. Are silicone rubbers compliant with FDA, REACH, and RoHS standards?
Yes, specific silicone rubber grades can be formulated to meet FDA, REACH, and RoHS compliance requirements.
5. Can silicone rubber properties be customized?
Yes, silicone rubbers can be customized in hardness, color, curing system, and mechanical performance to meet specific needs.
Conclusion: Choosing the Right Silicone Rubber Solution for Your Application
Silicone rubbers provide exceptional performance across demanding industries with their wide temperature resistance, chemical stability, flexibility, and customizable properties. Whether for high-temperature seals, medical components, electronics, or industrial applications, selecting the right silicone rubber grade is essential for long-term reliability.
With advanced formulation capabilities, strict quality control, and customized solutions, LANCHEMIE delivers high-performance silicone rubbers that help global manufacturers improve product durability, efficiency, and performance in challenging environments.
Reference
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicone
2. https://www.fda.gov/food
3. https://echa.europa.eu/regulations/reach