8 Year Exporter Rubber Gasket/Washer to Colombia Factory
8 Year Exporter Rubber Gasket/Washer to Colombia Factory Detail:
Rubber is the most cost-effective material to use where temperature and pressures are low and the chemical environment is mild. Different elastomers offer different mechanical and chemical properties. Cloth&metal inserted materials are better able to handle movement and high compression loads.
Technical Data Sheet
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Material |
NR, NBR,SBR,BR,IR,CR,EPDM,VITON(FKM),SIR,SILICONE |
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Hardness |
Silicone about 50~90 shore A, others about 60~90 shore A |
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Temperature Resistance |
-40~+300℃ |
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Technology |
Hot pressing or injection Molding |
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Second Processing |
Vulcanizing/Deburring/silk-screen/Carving/Printing |
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Quality Control |
Internal QC control |
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Product Feature |
Oxidation, chemical, oil, acid, alkali, weather resistance |
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Colorful, anti-aging, good flexibility,good elasticity |
Application Area
l Electron Components
l Medical Equipment
l Home Appliance
l Mechanical Equipment
l Office Facilities
l Aviation
l Construction
l Automobile
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