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Silicone Washers

Silicone Washers are manufactured from silicone rubber and are designed to provide a tight seal and prevent water/air leakage. They are highly durable and resistant to temperature changes, chemicals, water, UV radiation and ozone. They are also non-toxic and non-corrosive; making them an ideal choice for use in a variety of applications.

Silicone Washers are used to create a seal between two surfaces such as a pipe and a fitting in order to prevent leaks and reduce vibration. Silicone Washers are ideal for use within the food industry because they are non-toxic and non-reactive; meaning that food will not be contaminated. Due to their resistance to extreme temperatures of between -50°C to 230°C, these washers are ideal for high-heat applications like ovens and grills.

Our Silicone Washers are manufactured in the UK and are currently available in M3 washer to M16 washer sizes which are stocked in a blue colour as standard, although custom manufacturing is available.

Key Product Features:

  • High tear resistance
  • Good tensile strength
  • Non-stick
  • Temperature resistant
  • Easy to install and use

Commonly Used For:

  • Food Industries
  • Pharmaceutical and Medical Industries
  • Hygienic Industry Applications

Can't find the washer you are looking for? Call us on 01233 713581 for expert advice. We supply a wide range of sealing washers and can manufacture custom washers, from tap washers and drain washers to steel washers.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    No, silicone is not a plastic.

    It is a synthetic rubber (an elastomer) made from silicon, oxygen and other elements. Silicone is flexible, heat resistant and commonly used for seals, gaskets and high temperature applications.

    Use a silicone washer when you need a flexible, heat-resistant seal.

    Silicone washers are ideal for applications involving water, air or light chemicals, and they perform well in high and low temperatures while remaining soft and elastic. They are commonly used in plumbing, electrical enclosures and food-safe or outdoor applications.

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