A form‑in‑place gasket is a liquid elastomer dispensed directly onto a component’s surface—then cured into a precise seal—creating both environmental and EMI protection without manual gasket placement.

Fluorosilicone combines silicone’s wide temperature range with enhanced fuel, oil, and solvent resistance, making it ideal for aerospace, satellite, and harsh-environment applications.

It offers superior chemical resistance (e.g., JP‑10 jet fuel, solvents, salt fog), meets NASA outgassing standards, and cures into durable, machine‑dispensed seals with minimal waste.

Yes. By mixing conductive fillers—such as silver, nickel, graphite, or copper—into the base material, FIP gaskets can achieve over 100 dB EMI shielding across 200 MHz to 12 GHz.

Precision robotics (jet valves or XYZ dispensing) deposit a bead along the sealing groove. Then they’re cured—by heat, moisture, or UV—directly on the part, eliminating the need for dies or manual installation.