RD Rubber Technology is a custom liquid silicone rubber manufacturer for the healthcare industry, offering a variety of liquid silicone and silicone rubber parts for healthcare applications such as respiratory therapy and ventilators, IVs, biopsy, medical device equipment, surgical instruments, pharmaceutical production, and other medical devices. We work closely with our medical device customers from the prototype phase of a project through final production.
Our project team begins with a complete and thorough manufacturing engineering review, recommending the most effective and efficient molding processes. We also suggest manufacturing processes and material options to better maximize compatibility with the rubber molding process.
Complete product and material traceability is a basic part of our quality system, from material selection through the molding process to the date the parts are shipped. Certification of conformance is included with every shipment. As our entire product is custom, confidentiality is essential in our communications. We routinely sign non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements with our customers and we are NIST 800-171 compliant.
Learn how our products serve critical functions in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device industries.
Pharmaceutical applications range from drug discovery and development to the full production of chemical, biological, and radiological products. These applications often involve aggressive chemical environments that demand ultra-high-purity sealing components. Such operating conditions present a challenge for sealing materials and their producers. 
RD Rubber Technology offers liquid silicone rubber (LSR) molding and liquid injection molding (LIM) products for biopharmaceutical applications. These materials enable biopharmaceutical device designers and manufacturers to enhance functionality for critical applications such as needle-free access valves, seals, stoppers, O-rings, and assembled parts.
Due to the chemical makeup of liquid silicone rubber (LSR), it cures quickly and completely and will not degrade unless heated to very high temperatures. The material can withstand repeated sterilization, making it effective for numerous medical device applications.