Straps and bands
Skin-contact silicone with moulded branding and clean edges. See straps and bands.
For wearable technology teams
Wearables live on skin, in sweat and rain, and in the hands of people who notice every edge. The silicone parts decide how the product feels long after the unboxing.
What wearable teams need

Wearable programmes tend to share a pattern. A fast-moving hardware team, a design that changes late, a launch date that won't move, and silicone parts that have to feel just as good as the rest of the product.
We help by sampling feel and finish early, prototyping cheaply while the design is still moving, then locking grade, colour and process once it settles. Straps, sensor backs, buttons and seals come from the same team with the same colour references.
Because wearables often combine rigid and soft parts, overmoulding and two-shot come up in most conversations. We'll tell you which one your volumes justify.
What matters most
Texture, softness and edge quality are chosen by hand from real samples, not specified on a drawing and hoped for.
The strap, the button and the sensor back have to sit together. One colour reference drives all of them.
Prototype and bridge tooling keep you supplied while production tools are finished.

What we make for wearables
Skin-contact silicone with moulded branding and clean edges. See straps and bands.
Soft interfaces that hold sensors comfortably against skin.
Sealed, tuned buttons. See tactile domes.
Small seals keeping sweat and water out of electronics.
How we'd deliver
Silicone parts for products people wear, hold, or wipe every day — ear tips, straps, grips, sleeves, applicators. Made to a colour and feel you sign…
See the serviceWearables have to be tough, sealed and comfortable against skin all day. Overmoulding silicone onto a rigid frame gives you all three in one part.
See the serviceTwo-part liquid silicone metered, mixed, injected cold and cured hot. The cleanest route we have for medical, wearable and electronics parts at…
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At a glance
How overmoulding works
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Get in touch
Rough annual volume, target unit price, and any deadlines. That's enough to work out whether compression, LSR injection or something else is the right tool.
Real people, a real workshop
No call centre and no middlemen. When you contact TCI Products, you speak to the team who design, build and check your mould.



Thomas LaneManaging Director
George PrestonDesign & Project Manager
Kelly BallingerHead of Partnerships
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