Category: Silicone

Not all silicone is the same, especially for products that touch your food. Some use safe, certified materials. Others may have fillers or strange smells

Customizing silicone products may seem simple, but it actually requires clear communication on many technical details. Among them, hardness and thickness are two of the

Food-grade silicone is widely used in baby products, kitchen tools, and food storage containers. Thanks to its safety, heat resistance, flexibility, and non-toxic nature, it’s

In the world of silicone products, the curing method plays a key role. Choosing between platinum-cured and peroxide-cured silicone has a direct impact on performance,

In the silicone industry, developing custom silicone products requires a full set of professional documents. A complete and well-organized documentation system is key to success.

When people learn about PFAS, they often feel unsure about which products are truly safe. They check labels and search online. Then the question comes

Mixing is a critical step in silicone rubber production, directly determining the material’s performance, processing efficiency, and the quality of the final product. It blends

Ever heard a supplier casually say, “Yeah, this is food-grade silicone”—without any paperwork or test results? Yeah, me too. And it’s exactly how products get

Ever had a shipment rejected because the material wasn’t compliant? Or worse, been told your “FDA-grade” supplier faked the certificate? Yeah—painful, expensive, and embarrassing. FDA-approved

Silicone products are everywhere—from baby bottles to phone cases—but their price often surprises buyers. Why does such a common material cost so much? Silicone is

Designing a silicone product without a precise drawing is like building a house without a blueprint. It leads to miscommunication, wasted molds, and costly delays.