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Density of Silicone Rubber

The density of Silicone Rubber is approximately 1100 kg/m³. Mass per unit volume — sets inertia and gravitational loads in a model.

Density of Silicone Rubber

1100 kg/m³

Ranked #46 of 53 materials by density

Compared to nearby materials

Epoxy Resin	1200 kg/m³
PMMA (Acrylic)	1180 kg/m³
Nylon 6	1140 kg/m³
Silicone Rubber	1100 kg/m³
ABS	1050 kg/m³
HDPE	950 kg/m³
Rubber (Natural)	930 kg/m³

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