Lynxter launches FDA silicone for direct food contact

Published on May 24, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Additive manufacturing takes a firm step towards the food industry with Lynxter's new SIL-004. This platinum-cured liquid silicone material has FDA certification for direct food contact, free of BPA and PFAS. It fills a regulatory gap that limited the 3D printing of components such as seals, scrapers, and molds for production lines.

close-up of a 3D printer nozzle extruding translucent silicone onto a food-grade silicone mold, printer head moving mid-action while depositing a precise seal component, surrounding scene shows a stainless steel kitchen conveyor line with silicone scrapers and gaskets, no text or labels visible, bright clean industrial lighting, soft reflections on glossy silicone surface, photorealistic engineering visualization, ultra-detailed layer lines and nozzle tip, sterile white environment with subtle blue tint, hyperrealistic texture of platinum-cured silicone

From prototype to production with two supply formats 🏭

The SIL-004 is available in two configurations: 55-gram syringes for prototyping and 850-gram cartridges for series production. The mixing ratio is 1 to 5, and being free of controversial substances, it enables on-demand production of parts such as conveyor components. Lynxter bets on traceability and safety in a sector where regulations were previously an obstacle to 3D printing.

Silicone without BPA: your seals can now lick the spoon 🥄

Finally, 3D-printed silicone scrapers will be able to touch mayonnaise without a European inspector raising the roof. Lynxter has created a material that is not only safe but comes in 55-gram syringes that look like they're from a dental horror movie. And the best part: you'll be able to make your own cookie molds without wondering if breakfast will leave a chemical footprint.