Technical Rubber Products

Technical rubber products refer to various products made from rubber or elastomers that have specialized technical applications. These products are designed to meet specific performance requirements, including resistance to heat, chemicals, weather, abrasion, and other environmental factors.

Examples of technical rubber products include:

  • Seals and gaskets: used to prevent the leakage of fluids and gases in various industrial applications.
  • O-rings: used as seals in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, pumps, and other mechanical devices.
  • Rubber hoses: used to transport fluids, such as oil, water, and chemicals, in various industries.
  • Anti-vibration mounts: used to isolate vibrations and reduce noise in machinery and equipment.
  • Conveyor belts: used in various industries to transport materials and products.
  • Rubber sheets and mats: used for various purposes, such as flooring, insulation, and soundproofing.
  • Moulded rubber products: used for various applications, such as automotive parts, electrical insulators, and medical devices.
  • Rubber rollers and wheels: used in various industrial applications, such as printing, packaging, and material handling.

Overall, technical rubber products play a critical role in many industrial applications, helping to improve efficiency, safety, and overall performance.

High-performance elastomers offer superior properties over traditional rubber materials, making them ideal for use in demanding applications in various industries.

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These elastomers are highly resistant to chemicals, heat, and oil, making them suitable for use in chemical processing, automotive, and aerospace industries.

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These chemicals are added to initiate the cross-linking reaction in rubber, forming a three-dimensional network of polymer chains, making the rubber product more durable and resistant to deformation.

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Rubber antioxidants are chemicals that are added to rubber compounds to prevent the degradation of the rubber due to oxidation.

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