Common
Elastomers NITRILE (Buna N)
- Nitrile formulations exhibit
good mechanical and physical properties. They are resistant to most
non-aromatic petroleum-based fluids and gases, and have been used in most
industrial, automotive, and off-the-road equipment for many years. Their usable
temperature range is -65Fƒ to +225Fƒ . FLUOROCARBON ( Viton and Fluorel)
- These versatile elastomers have excellent mechanical and physical properties,
and outstanding resistance to aromatic fuels, high temperature synthetic
lubricants, and many of the new fire resistant inclustrial fluids. They can
withstand prolonged exposure to temperatures of 450Fƒ in fluid service, and
limited exposure to much higher temperatures. CHLOROPRENE (Neoprene)
- These elastomers have moderate
resistance to Petroleum based oils over a temperature range of -65Fƒ to +250Fƒ,
and good resistance to weathering and ozone. SILICONE
- Silicone materials are recommended for applications requiring a wide
temperature range and good dry heat resistance. Their temperature range is from
-80Fƒ to +450Fƒ, the widest of any commercial elastomer. They also have good
weathering and ozone resistance, and moderate oil resistance. ETHYLENE PROPYLENE - These elastomers first came Into prominent usage as seals for
Skydrol fluids used in commercial aircraft hydraulic systems. Ethylene
propylene compounds have grown in importance over the past few years, and now
are used in systems involving hot water, steam, and phosphate ester fluids.
They are also resistant to mild acids, alkalis, and ozone. Their effective
temperature range is -65Fƒ to +300Fƒ. | (( OUR Hydraulic Seals & Pneumatic Seals Hydraulic seals and pneumatic seals include piston seals, rod
seals, U-cups, vee, cup, W, piston, and flange packings. Hydraulic seals and
pneumatic seals are designed for the reciprocating motion that is common in
hydraulic and pneumatic applications, such as cylinders. Hydraulic seals
are designed for high-pressure dynamic applications such as hydraulic
cylinders. Pneumatic seals are used in pneumatic cylinders and valves and
generally are designed for lower operating pressures than hydraulic seals.
Pneumatic applications also typically demand higher operating speeds and lower
friction seals than hydraulic applications. These seals may be used for
rotary and reciprocating motion. Some hydraulic seals and pneumatic seals
are composite. Composite seals are two- or multi-part seals manufactured as an
integral unit. A typical composite seal consists of an integral PTFE ring and
elastomer ring, providing the properties of an elastomeric ring with a rigid,
low friction (PTFE) working face. These seals can have a variety of different
cross sections. Some forms of composite seals are also referred to as
polyseals, wedge-action seals, crown seals and tri-seals (3 part
seals). Common sealing orientation and directions for hydraulic seals and
pneumatic seals include internal or rod seal, external or piston seal,
symmetric seal, and axial seal. Rod seals are radial seals. The
seal is press-fit into a housing bore with the sealing lip contacting the
shaft. Also referred to as a shaft seal. Piston seals are radial
seals. The seal is fit onto a shaft with the sealing lip contacting the
housing bore. V-rings are considered external lip seals. Symmetric seals
are symmetrical and works equally well as a rod or a piston seal. An
axial seal seals axially against a housing or machine component. Sealing
direction pertains primarily to hydraulic and pneumatic seals that are used in
applications with axial motion, such as cylinders and pistons. The action
can be single or double. Single acting, or unidirectional seals, offer an
effective seal in one axial direction only. In order to seal in both
directions for a reciprocating motion, more than one seal must be used.
Double acting, or bi-directional seals, are effective when sealing in
both directions. Important dimensions to consider when specifying hydraulic seals
and pneumatic seals include shaft outer diameter or seal inner diameter,
housing bore diameter or seal outer diameter, axial cross section or thickness,
and radial cross section. Important service limits parameters to consider
include maximum operating speed, maximum operating pressure, vacuum rating, and
operating temperature. Rubber sealing element or lip material choices for
hydraulic and pneumatic seals include ethylene acrylic, EDPM, fluoroelastomer,
fluorosilicone, nitrile, nylon or polyamide, polychloroprene,
polyetheretherkeytone, polyoxymethylene, polytetrafluoroethylene, polyurethane
or urethane, and natural rubber. Metallic choices include sintered
bronze, cast iron, and stainless steel. Other materials include felt and
leather. Many seal manufacturers use their own proprietary
material. Consult with manufacturer for proprietary material
specifications. Common features for hydraulic seals and pneumatic seals
include spring loaded, integral wiper, and split seal. Rubber Diaphragm functions. Diaphragms are sealing &
moveable dividing membranes between two components. We are manufacturing Diaphragms
with nylon Cloth inserted also. Rubber Gaskets
Rubber Bellows Bellows
are used in automobiles and in various other industrial applications. These
bellows are made from very high tensile strength rubber. The bellows and
couplings we manufacture are highly effective in maintaining the continuity
along the pipes, for sealing critical machine components or equipment where
dust proofing is of utmost importance, etc. These products are acclaimed for
their versatility in various sealing and fitments applications owing to their
high degree cushioning properties. We have a range of standard coupling and
bellows that are ready-fit, however we are capable to custom manufacture as per
the requirements of our customers.
We design
and develop a wide range of rubber rollers that are heavy duty and are PU coated.
Made from premium quality rubber, these are durable and have a longer life. Our
rubber rollers find their application in different industries like Steel,
Paper, Textile, Printing, Plastic, Lamination, Cement and other industries. Expansion Joints At Popular
Rubber Products we manufacture Expansion Joints or Compensator, which are
flexible rubber elements (combined with metal and / or textile reinforcements)
useful for conveying fluids and absorbing movements between sections of
pipeline. With a correct design they are able to absorb axial, safety and
insulation against noise and vibrations. We
manufacture quality rubber profiles that serve as sealing components with anti
friction qualities for the smooth operation of windows. The abrasion resistance
parameters that are the key measures of quality of these components are tested
in-house. Our rubber profiles are used in Automobile and Construction Industry,
in order to reduce friction and smooth sliding of glass of windows as well as
buffer.
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