
Silicone Elastomers
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What are Elastomers?
Elastomers, also known as rubber, are versatile polymers with unique properties.
They exhibit:
- high flexibility
- low Young's modulus
- viscoelastic behavior
Elastomers can be classified as unsaturated or saturated, each with its own curing process. They find applications in adhesives, construction, consumer products, industrial tools, medical devices, motor vehicles, and wire insulation. Their desirable characteristics, such as thermal and chemical resistance, make them invaluable in various industries.
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Torsten Heller
Global Sales Director | CASE & Elastomers
Nordmann, Rassmann GmbH
29 December 2025
Gelest Appoints Nordmann as Primary EMEA Distribution Partner
Gelest, Inc. announced the appointment of Nordmann as its new primary distribution partner for the EMEA region effective January 1, 2026. This new partnership reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to improving customer experience, strengthening regional accessibility, and providing more responsive in-market technical support.

12 November 2025
Success Story: WACKER & Nordmann Partnership
Interview series launch – Part 1: Focus on France

4 November 2025
WACKER & Nordmann in conversation: Innovation, sustainability and regional strength
In a rapidly evolving industrial landscape, the demand for sustainable, high-performance materials is stronger than ever. At the forefront of this transformation are WACKER, a pioneer of modern chemistry and global leader in silicone technologies, and Nordmann, a trusted distributor with deep regional roots. Together, they are not only delivering advanced silicone elastomers but also shaping the future of clean, efficient, and local manufacturing. In this conversation, Dr. Christian Anger, Senior Marketing Manager Rubber Solutions at WACKER, and Frederik Röhrs, Sales Director Europe Silicone Elastomers at Nordmann, explore how their partnership is redefining what it means to offer real solutions.

