Custom Molded Rubber & LSR Silicone Parts: Shore A 20-80 Keypads & Seals
Rilong Precision Mold is a specialized manufacturer of custom molded rubber parts, Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) injection moldings, and precision elastomeric keypads. Operating high-precision LSR injection presses, compression molding cells, and cryogenic deflashing systems, we produce Shore A 45±5 tactile rubber keypads, mirror-polished molded rubber seals, and medical-grade diaphragms with tight tolerances and zero flash.
Molded Rubber & Liquid Silicone Specifications
| Elastomer Type | Hardness Range | Surface Finish | Temperature Range | Key Industry Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tactile Silicone Keypads & Keyboards Custom Elastomeric | Shore A 45±5 (Range: 30A to 70A) | SPI A-2 Polish / Laser Etched Graphics | -40°C to +150°C | Industrial remote controls, POS terminals, medical monitors, security consoles |
| Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) Platinum Cured 2-Part | Shore A 20A to 75A | SPI A-1 Diamond Polish / Translucent | -50°C to +200°C | Medical respiratory diaphragms, baby care nipples, waterproof earbud cushions |
| Fluoroelastomer (FKM / Viton®) Chemical Resistant | Shore A 60A to 85A | Smooth Ground / Matte Finish | -20°C to +230°C | Automotive fuel system O-rings, aerospace hydraulic seals, chemical valves |
| EPDM & NBR (Nitrile) Rubber Weather & Oil Resistant | Shore A 40A to 80A | VDI 3400 (24-30) Texture | -40°C to +125°C | HVAC outdoor weatherseals, automotive wire harness grommets, pipe gaskets |
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