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Our Sealing Applications

Robotic Automation System

Gas Tight Door Seal for Hazardous

Pharmaceutical Equipments

Low Smoke Silicone Seals for Trains

Air Tight Clean Room Doors

Inflatable Seals for Butterfly Valves

Types of Rubbers for Inflatable Seals

Material
Temperature Range
Strengths
Limitations
EPDM
-50°C to 150°C
Excellent aging, ozone, weather resistance; Flexible at low temperatures
Poor resistance to petroleum oils, acids, and bases
Neoprene
-40°C to 125°C
Good weather and ozone resistance; Moderate oil resistance; Flame resistant
Not suitable for strong acids, esters, or gasoline
NBR
-40°C to 120°C
High resistance to oils and fuels; Good abrasion resistance
Poor resistance to ozone, sunlight, and weathering
HNBR
-40°C to 165°C
Exceptional oil/fuel resistance; Superior mechanical properties
Higher cost; Limited resistance to strong acids and bases
Natural Rubber (NR)
-50°C to 80°C
High resilience, flexibility; Good adhesion to metals
Poor resistance to oils, ozone, weathering; Limited temperature stability
Silicone (MVQ)
-60°C to 230°C
Excellent temperature resistance; Good weather and UV resistance
Poor resistance to oils, acids; Lower tensile strength
Fluorosilicone (FVMQ)
-60°C to 200°C
Excellent resistance to oils and solvents; Wide temperature range
Higher cost; Lower mechanical properties than silicone
FKM (Viton)
-20°C to 200°C
Superior chemical resistance; Excellent high-temp stability
Poor low-temperature performance; Higher cost

Serving the Unique Needs of USA Industries

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Aerospace & Defence Industry

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Food & Beverage Industry

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Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology

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Electronics & Semiconductors

7

Medical Devices & Healthcare

4

Energy & Power Industry

11

Cleanroom & Laboratories

10

Automotive & Transporation

9

Construction & Infrastructure

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3524, Silverside Road, Suite 35B, Wilmington, Delaware 19810-4929.

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