Usa Industrials BULK-RS-S60WFDA-11 Silicone Rubber Sheet

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS BULK-RS-S60WFDA-11 is a white silicone rubber sheet cut to 12 inches by 12 inches with a thickness of 0.187 inches and a plain backing. It carries a Shore A durometer rating of 50 to 60, placing it in the medium-soft range suitable for gasketing, sealing, and cushioning applications. With a tensile strength of 640 psi and an operating range of -20 degrees F to 500 degrees F, this sheet handles both cryogenic-adjacent cold environments and high-heat industrial zones. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, and industrial maintenance use this material to fabricate custom gaskets, vibration pads, and seals on the job.

This silicone sheet is used in residential and commercial applications wherever a flexible, heat-resistant sealing material is required. Common scenarios include cutting custom flue gaskets, HVAC plenum seals, pump and valve gaskets, and equipment vibration mounts. The plain backing allows clean bonding or friction-fit installation without adhesive residue concerns. Its white color suits clean-room-adjacent or food-adjacent service environments where material identification matters.

Key Features

• Shore A durometer of 50 to 60 for medium-soft flexibility and reliable compression seal
• Temperature range of -20 degrees F to 500 degrees F for high-heat and cold-climate service
• Tensile strength of 640 psi for durable field-cut gaskets and seals
• Plain backing for versatile bonding or friction-fit installation
• 12 inches x 12 inches stock sheet size for easy field fabrication
• White color for clean-service and material-identification applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose silicone rubber sheet stock suitable for field-fabricated gaskets, seals, pads, and inserts in HVAC, plumbing, and industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

A licensed HVAC technician, plumber, or industrial mechanic typically cuts this sheet to size using a utility knife, die, or metal straight edge on a firm cutting surface. Always power down or de-energize equipment and relieve system pressure before removing existing gaskets or seals. Ensure mating surfaces are clean and free of old gasket material before installing a new piece. Follow applicable codes such as IFGC or ASME guidelines when fabricating gaskets for pressurized systems.