COMPANY HISTORY

A Story of Silicone Innovation and Specialization

Our journey began in 1976, when Tom and Rose Mary Laur incorporated Laur Silicone Rubber Compounding, Inc. with the sole purpose of focusing on silicone innovation while custom formulating and mixing silicone rubber. In January 1977, Dan Laur was hired as the first employee, marking the beginning of our growth.

Tom Laur, made significant contributions to the field, obtaining several silicone patents. Our team, through specialization, has been able to maintain a high level of technical expertise to continue his legacy of silicone innovation.

In 2004, we developed and introduced the ONE PART® heat curable liquid silicone, an advancement that allowed for practical fully compounded liquid silicone rubber systems. Our EASY CURE® technology greatly reduced the requirements for meter mix equipment.

Laur Silicone is devoted exclusively to silicone innovation and manufacturing silicone rubber, allowing us to provide fast, dependable service. We are specialized to better serve you – our customer. As we only work with silicone, we can maintain a clean, non-contaminated workplace, which results in superior products.

We can produce compounds specifically requested by formulation, government specification, or custom design one to suit your unique requirements. Our custom compounds offer practical benefits such as inventory reduction, lowering government compliance costs, and providing a cleaner, safer workplace by eliminating powders and pigments.

We do not fabricate rubber parts: we do not compete with you. Formulating and mixing silicone rubber is our sole business. We can provide lab samples, pilot runs for trial scale-ups, and any size production quantities. Our laboratory, fully equipped for product development and stringent quality control testing, assures our commitment to quality and silicone innovation.

We offer a variety of packaging options to meet diverse needs, including gallon-sized containers, drum boxes, and packaging off a strainer. Care is always taken to ensure that you receive material in a clean undamaged form.