Sensor housings
Soft backs that hold a sensor against skin comfortably.
Overmoulding · Wearable overmould
Wearables have to be tough, sealed and comfortable against skin all day. Overmoulding silicone onto a rigid frame gives you all three in one part.
The detail
A wearable part often needs a rigid core for structure — a clasp, a sensor carrier, a button backing — with soft silicone where it touches skin and where water must be kept out.
We use skin-contact silicone grades, finish the tool surface to the feel you want, and design the bond so it survives sweat, drops and years of flexing. See our wearable and consumer page for the wider picture.

Where it fits
Soft backs that hold a sensor against skin comfortably.
Sealed buttons moulded onto a rigid backing.
Buckles and lugs moulded into silicone bands.

How we run it
Surface finish and hardness samples so you can choose the feel.
Skin-contact grades with documentation.
Mechanical locks plus a chemical bond where possible.
Bond and flex testing, with sweat or cleaning agents if relevant.
To quote it
Drawing and material.
Wrist, ear, chest, skin contact duration.
Matte, silky, gloss; colour references.
Pilot quantities and expected ramp.

At a glance
How overmoulding works
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Questions
Skin-contact grades are chosen for low irritation. We'll share the supplier's documentation, and you'll assess suitability for your product.
Yes, moulded-in, debossed or printed. See printing and marking.
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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.
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