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Food Grade Sheet
A see-through rubber sheet that is safe to touch food and copes with oven heat.
Touches food or drink
- Hardness
- 60 Shore A ±5
- Max temperature
- +225 °C continuous
- Thickness
- 0.5–10 mm
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Eight grades of silicone sheet. They differ mainly in hardness, how hot they will run, and what they are certified or reinforced for. Find the row that matches your duty, then open that page.
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Industrial Grade Sheet
A tough, lower-cost rubber sheet for general factory use and electrical insulation.
Electrical insulation
- Hardness
- 60 Shore A ±5
- Tensile strength
- 42 N/mm² minimum
- Max temperature
- +225 °C continuous
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Pharma Grade Sheet
A very clean, clear rubber sheet for medicine and pharma machines, in five softness levels.
Medicine, pharma or medicalHas to stretch a lot
- Hardness options
- 40–80 Shore A, five grades
- Elongation
- 800 % at 40H
- Tensile
- 9.5 MPa
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Vacuum Membrane Sheet
A very stretchy sheet that presses layers flat under vacuum, used to make solar panels and laminated boards.
Has to stretch a lotVacuum lines
- Hardness
- 40 Shore A ±5
- Elongation
- 800 % at break
- Thickness
- 2 mm ±0.2 mm
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Reinforced Sheet
Rubber sheet with fabric inside, so it keeps its shape under pressure, for example on conveyor belts.
Touches food or drinkMedicine, pharma or medical
- Coating
- 0.5–6 mm, one or both sides
- Rubber
- 60 Shore A, food or pharma grade
- Reinforcement
- Glass fibre mesh or cloth
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V-0 Sponge Sheet
A soft foam sheet that keeps out water and dust and stops burning by itself. Used in EV batteries and trains.
Must not burnSeals a door, lid or gap
- Hardness
- 20–30 ASTM D2204
- Flame rating
- V-0 UL 94 : 2013
- Sealing
- IP67 closed cell
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Flame Retardant Sheet
A rubber sheet that stops burning by itself, for places near fire or direct heat.
Must not burnVery hot (above 250 °C)
- Hardness
- 60–65 Shore A
- Max temperature
- +300 °C operating
- Flame rating
- V-0 UL 94 complies
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High Temperature Sheet (60H)
A sheet that works all day at 270 °C and is still safe with food.
Very hot (above 250 °C)Touches food or drinkMust not burn
- Continuous
- 270 °C in service
- Intermittent
- 300 °C peak exposure
- Hardness
- 60–65 Shore A
Compare side by side
The same few facts for every sheets product, so you can see the difference at a glance.
| Food Grade Sheet | Industrial Grade Sheet | Pharma Grade Sheet | Vacuum Membrane Sheet | Reinforced Sheet | V-0 Sponge Sheet | Flame Retardant Sheet | High Temperature Sheet (60H) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In plain words | A see-through rubber sheet that is safe to touch food and copes with oven heat. | A tough, lower-cost rubber sheet for general factory use and electrical insulation. | A very clean, clear rubber sheet for medicine and pharma machines, in five softness levels. | A very stretchy sheet that presses layers flat under vacuum, used to make solar panels and laminated boards. | Rubber sheet with fabric inside, so it keeps its shape under pressure, for example on conveyor belts. | A soft foam sheet that keeps out water and dust and stops burning by itself. Used in EV batteries and trains. | A rubber sheet that stops burning by itself, for places near fire or direct heat. | A sheet that works all day at 270 °C and is still safe with food. |
| Working temperature | −40 to +225 °C | −40 to +225 °C | −40 to +250 °C | −40 to +200 °C | On request | −60 to +230 °C | −60 to +300 °C | up to +300 °C |
| Shore A | 60 | 60 | 40–80 | 40 | 60 | 20–30 | 60–65 | 60–65 |
| Thickness | 0.5–10 mm | 3–8 mm | — | 2–3 mm | 0.5–6 mm coat | 2 mm | — | — |
| Typical use | Food contact, ovens and furnaces | EPDM replacement, electrical insulation | High-tear, transparent, pharmaceutical | Solar panel and foil lamination | Pressure, dimensional stability, conveyors | EV battery seals, railway, IP67 sealing | Fire or direct-heat exposure | Continuous 270 °C duty, food processing |
Food Grade Sheet- In plain words
- A see-through rubber sheet that is safe to touch food and copes with oven heat.
- Temperature
- −40 to +225 °C
- Shore A
- 60
- Thickness
- 0.5–10 mm
- Typical use
- Food contact, ovens and furnaces
Industrial Grade Sheet- In plain words
- A tough, lower-cost rubber sheet for general factory use and electrical insulation.
- Temperature
- −40 to +225 °C
- Shore A
- 60
- Thickness
- 3–8 mm
- Typical use
- EPDM replacement, electrical insulation
Pharma Grade Sheet- In plain words
- A very clean, clear rubber sheet for medicine and pharma machines, in five softness levels.
- Temperature
- −40 to +250 °C
- Shore A
- 40–80
- Thickness
- —
- Typical use
- High-tear, transparent, pharmaceutical
Vacuum Membrane Sheet- In plain words
- A very stretchy sheet that presses layers flat under vacuum, used to make solar panels and laminated boards.
- Temperature
- −40 to +200 °C
- Shore A
- 40
- Thickness
- 2–3 mm
- Typical use
- Solar panel and foil lamination
Reinforced Sheet- In plain words
- Rubber sheet with fabric inside, so it keeps its shape under pressure, for example on conveyor belts.
- Temperature
- On request
- Shore A
- 60
- Thickness
- 0.5–6 mm coat
- Typical use
- Pressure, dimensional stability, conveyors
V-0 Sponge Sheet- In plain words
- A soft foam sheet that keeps out water and dust and stops burning by itself. Used in EV batteries and trains.
- Temperature
- −60 to +230 °C
- Shore A
- 20–30
- Thickness
- 2 mm
- Typical use
- EV battery seals, railway, IP67 sealing
Flame Retardant Sheet- In plain words
- A rubber sheet that stops burning by itself, for places near fire or direct heat.
- Temperature
- −60 to +300 °C
- Shore A
- 60–65
- Thickness
- —
- Typical use
- Fire or direct-heat exposure
High Temperature Sheet (60H)- In plain words
- A sheet that works all day at 270 °C and is still safe with food.
- Temperature
- up to +300 °C
- Shore A
- 60–65
- Thickness
- —
- Typical use
- Continuous 270 °C duty, food processing
Softer is not weaker. V-0 sponge is soft because it has to seal against an uneven face, while industrial grade is hard because it has to hold pressure.
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