Usa Industrials BULK-RS-S60-19 Silicone Rubber Sheet

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS BULK-RS-S60-19 is a stock-length silicone rubber sheet measuring 36 inches wide by 36 inches long, finished in red and rated at 50 to 60 Shore A durometer. Silicone rubber sheet at this hardness range provides a firm yet compressible seal suitable for gasketing, padding, and vibration isolation applications. The material handles a continuous temperature range of -60 degrees F to 500 degrees F, making it appropriate for high-heat and low-temperature environments where standard rubber compounds fail. Tensile strength is rated at 650 psi. At 14.7 pounds per sheet, this is a full commercial-quantity piece suited for shop fabrication or field cutting by mechanical, HVAC, and industrial service trades.

This silicone rubber sheet is used across residential and commercial service applications where thermal resistance, weather resistance, and compression sealing are required. Typical uses include custom gasket fabrication, flange seals, oven and furnace door seals, duct penetration pads, pump isolation mounts, and equipment vibration dampeners. The red color aids visual identification on the job or in a shop inventory. Trades including HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors commonly stock and cut silicone sheet to fit site-specific needs.

Key Features

• 50 to 60 Shore A durometer for firm, compressible sealing performance
• Temperature rated from -60 degrees F to 500 degrees F for high-heat applications
• Tensile strength of 650 psi for durable gasketing and sealing use
• Full 36 inch x 36 inch stock sheet for shop or field fabrication
• Red color for easy material identification and inventory management
• Silicone compound resists weathering, UV, and ozone degradation

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose stock silicone rubber sheet for field-cut gaskets, seals, pads, and isolation mounts across HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical applications.

Installation Notes

Cut to shape using a sharp utility knife, die cutter, or gasket punch on a firm, flat surface. Wear appropriate hand protection when cutting. Verify that mating flange or sealing surfaces are clean and free of debris before installation. Consult applicable mechanical or equipment codes for minimum gasket thickness and compression requirements specific to the installation.