Custom Silicone Molding Services

DFM review, in-house tooling, compression molding, LSR injection, 2-shot molding, insert molding and overmolding — organized around your part, market and order plan.

One Project, One Manufacturing Plan

Choose the Right Molding Process

There is no single best silicone molding method for every product. Geometry, undercuts, tolerance, appearance, material, expected volume and target cost all influence the right route.

CYES reviews these inputs before tooling so that design decisions, sampling criteria and production expectations are aligned.

Silicone compression molding workshop at CYES
Molding Options

Compression, LSR Injection and Overmolding

Use this as an initial guide. Final process selection follows a project-specific engineering review.

ProcessOften considered forKey project factors
Compression moldingSolid silicone parts, seals, kitchenware, covers and medium-volume programsPart size, cavity layout, flash control, material and expected quantity
LSR injection moldingFine details, repeatable production, complex geometries and higher-volume programsMaterial system, tool investment, gating, automation and validation needs
OvermoldingSilicone combined with plastic or metal componentsSubstrate, bonding, insert positioning, temperature and interface design
2-shot & insert moldingMulti-material parts and embedded components in one cycleMaterial compatibility, bond strength, insert placement and mold complexity
From Review to Repeat Orders

What Happens During Your Project

1

Requirements & DFM

We review application, design, material, compliance needs, quantity and open technical questions.

2

Tooling & Sampling

Tool design and sampling establish the approved dimensions, appearance, hardness and workmanship.

3

Production & Finishing

Molding is followed by required trimming, post-curing, printing, marking, assembly or packaging.

4

Inspection & Delivery

Inspection criteria, packaging and shipping details are confirmed before dispatch.

Learn more about our tooling capability, manufacturing process and production workshops.

Quotation Inputs

Send These Details if You Have Them

  • CAD, drawing, sample, photo or sketch
  • Product application and target market
  • Material, hardness, color and surface requirements
  • Estimated sample and production quantities
  • Compliance, logo, packaging and delivery requirements

If details are missing, start with the product's use and a reference image. Our team can help identify what must be decided next.

In-house silicone mold tooling and engineering
Common Questions

Custom Silicone Molding FAQ

The choice depends on part geometry, material, detail, expected volume and budget. Compression molding is often practical for solid silicone parts, while LSR injection can suit complex or higher-volume parts. CYES reviews these factors before recommending a route.
Yes. A sample, sketch, photo or clear description can start the discussion. Dimensions, application and estimated quantity will still be needed before final tooling and production decisions.
Yes. Pre-production samples allow color, hardness, dimensions, fit and surface finish to be reviewed before volume production.
Provide CAD or drawings if available, application, target market, material or compliance needs, dimensions, hardness, color, estimated quantity, packaging and target schedule.

Not Sure Which Molding Route You Need?

Send your design or product reference. We will review the part and identify the next questions before quotation.

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