Materials for Custom Die-Cut Components

Flexible sheet materials such as insulation films, foam, rubber, silicone, adhesive constructions, shielding materials and thermal interface sheets can be considered. Suitability depends on the grade and project requirements.

Start with the required function, operating conditions, thickness, geometry and assembly interface. Share a drawing or sample so the available material options can be reviewed against those needs.

Adhesive backing and a release liner can be considered when the chosen substrate, bonding surface and assembly method support that construction.

Compatible layers can be reviewed for a laminated construction before die cutting. Layer order, bonding surfaces, total thickness and handling need to be defined for the project.

Customer-specified materials can be reviewed against the intended geometry and converting process. Please share the material specification and any handling requirements with your inquiry.

We can discuss available material options against your functional and assembly requirements. Final grade selection and acceptance criteria should be confirmed for the project.

These material families can be considered for custom die-cut components. The specific grade, construction and geometry are reviewed against the drawing and application.

Send any material specification you have, plus the function, drawing or sample, dimensions, application conditions and estimated quantity. If the grade is open, describe the required function instead.