Process Presentation

In the medical industry, safety and compliance aren't optional—they're the baseline. Medical silicone parts must meet strict regulatory standards before they’re allowed into real-world applications.Medical silicone parts should comply with ISO 10993, USP Class VI, and often ISO 13485 for manufacturing, to ensure biocompatibility, safety, and regulatory readiness.

Discover custom silicone solutions for medical, automotive, beauty, and electronics. Siliconeplus offers biocompatible, high-performance components tailored to your product needs.

We help our customers turn ideas into functionality with medical-grade silicone product processing for complex application needs.It’s not just production capacity—it’s experience, medical certifications, and precision.Top-tier manufacturers offer ISO 13485 certification, Class 1000 cleanroom facilities, vertical integration, and custom prototyping for complex medical products.

Medical devices must meet strict standards. But manufacturing them at scale can be costly and complex. LSR injection molding solves this problem by offering high precision, safety, and scalability.

LSR injection molding improves medical device production by offering biocompatibility, precision, and repeatability, making it ideal for high-volume, high-standard healthcare applications.

When it comes to materials used in healthcare, safety and performance are non-negotiable. That’s where medical grade silicone stands out.

Medical grade silicone is ideal for healthcare use because it is biocompatible, durable, sterilizable, and highly resistant to extreme temperatures and chemicals.

When designing medical parts, precision and safety come first. But not all materials and processes can meet the challenge.

Medical silicone injection molding is a process that uses liquid silicone rubber (LSR) and specialized molding techniques to produce high-precision, biocompatible medical parts.

I once worked on a project for a medical client who needed thousands of soft, skin-safe parts for a wearable device. That’s when I truly saw how powerful this technology is.

Choosing the right silicone plastic overmolding manufacturer can be confusing. I have been there before.To choose a silicone plastic overmolding manufacturer, focus on their technical expertise, material quality, and ability to customize solutions for your industry needs.

Silicone plastic overmolding is widely used to improve performance, durability, and comfort in 3C electronics, medical devices, automotive parts, beauty tools, and industrial equipment.

Liquid silicone rubber (LSR) has rapidly become the preferred material across industries requiring high-precision, biocompatibility, and extreme durability. At Siliconeplus, we specialize in custom liquid silicone parts products tailored to meet the most demanding industrial standards.

Whether you're in automotive, medical, consumer electronics, or wearable devices, our LSR solutions are designed for precision molding, long-term reliability, and material consistency.

Silicone is a versatile material used in everything from kitchenware to medical devices, but bonding it to plastic can be tricky. If you’ve ever wondered, "Can silicone stick to plastic?" or "What’s the best glue for silicone to plastic?", this guide covers the most effective methods, adhesives, and expert tips for a strong, long-lasting bond.

Learn how to make silicone parts with DIY vs professional LSR injection molding. SiliconePlus offers FDA-compliant, high-precision custom silicone manufacturing. Free DFM analysis.

Silicone over-molding is a process where silicone is molded over another material, such as plastic or metal, to enhance durability, grip, and sealing properties. It is commonly used in medical devices, electronics, and automotive parts.

To protect overmolded connectors, use high-quality materials, apply waterproof sealing techniques, and ensure proper strain relief. These methods enhance durability, prevent contamination, and improve device performance.

When choosing a manufacturing process for your product, silicone molding and injection molding are two popular options. But which one is better? The answer depends on your product’s material, application, durability requirements, and production scale. At Siliconeplus, we specialize in silicone overmolding and understand how to optimize each process to meet industry demands.