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MOQ : 500 Meters

Rubber Extrusions Specification

Volatile Matter (%)
<1%

Components
Extruded rubber profiles

Diameter
Up to 50 mm

Thickness
2 mm to 20 mm

Tensile Strength
12 to 18 MPa

Rubber Type
EPDM, Silicone, Neoprene, Natural Rubber

Product Type
Rubber Extrusions

Thermal Conductivity
Very low (non-conductive)

Temperature Resistance
-40C to +120C

Usage & Applications
Automotive, Construction, Electrical Installation, Sealing, Insulation, Gasketing, Door and Window Seals

Compression Ratio
20% to 30%

Natural Rubber
Available (custom formulation)

Hardness
40 to 80 Shore A

Size
Custom sizes available

Surface Finish
Smooth, Textured

Style
Solid & Sponge Profiles

Part Type
Profile/Strip/Seal

Density
1.2 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Color
Black, White, Custom Colors

Tolerance
0.5 mm

Nitrogen Content (%)
<0.5%

Material
EPDM, Silicone, Neoprene, Natural Rubber, NR/SBR, Nitrile

Width
Customizable 5 mm to 100 mm

Ash %
<1%

Flame Resistance Level
Available upon request

Length
Up to 25 meters

Resistance level
High resistance to ozone, UV, and chemicals

Feature
Flexible, Weatherproof, Anti-aging

Weight
Depends on profile & material

Water Absorption
Low (<2%)

Electrical Insulation Property
Good (suitable for electrical applications)

Ozone Resistance
Excellent

Aging Resistance
High

Pressure Resistance
Suitable for moderate pressures

Shrinkage Rate
<2%

Packaging
Coils, Rolls, or Custom lengths

Installation Method
Push-fit or adhesive bond

Elongation at Break
250% to 400%

Manufacturing Process
Continuous extrusion

UV Resistance
Excellent

Customization
Shape, size, and compound tailored as per requirement

Rubber Extrusions Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
500 Meters

Main Domestic Market
South India, Karnataka

About Rubber Extrusions

Rubber extrusions are objects made from rubber that are created by forcing rubber material through a die or extrusion machine to create a continuous profile or shape. The process involves melting and shaping rubber material into a specific cross-sectional shape or profile that can be used for various applications.Rubber extrusions are commonly used in a variety of industries including automotive, construction, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing. They are often chosen for their flexibility, durability, and ability to provide a reliable seal or buffer.

Some common examples of rubber extrusions include:

Weatherstripping and seals for doors and windows to prevent drafts and leaks.
Edge trim and bumpers for vehicles and machinery to protect against impact damage.
Tubing and hoses for transporting fluids in various applications.

Rubber extrusions are products made from rubber that are manufactured using an extrusion process. Depending on how the component will be utilised, the rubber material used in the extrusion process might have a range of hardness, flexibility, and durability. Rubber extrusions are frequently utilised in various industrial sectors such as automotive, building, and consumer goods industries. They tremendously offer excellent insulation against environmental elements such as heat, cold, and harsh chemicals.

Customizable Solutions for Diverse Needs

Choose from a wide variety of rubber types, including EPDM, silicone, neoprene, and natural rubber, all tailored to meet specific requirements for size, shape, color, and compound. With solid and sponge profile styles, these extrusions range from 5 mm to 100 mm in width, thickness from 2 mm to 20 mm, and lengths up to 25 meters, ensuring a precise fit for any application.

Engineered for Durability and Performance

Experience high resistance to UV, ozone, aging, and chemicals, with tensile strengths between 12 to 18 MPa and low water absorption. These profiles are ideal for use in environments where longevity, flexibility, and weatherproof properties matter most. Options for flame resistance and electrical insulation enable safe application across a spectrum of tasks.

Versatile Installation and Packaging Options

Our rubber extrusions are available in coils, rolls, or custom-cut lengths, supporting straightforward installation by push-fit or adhesive bonding. Designed for convenient onsite handling and time-saving assembly, they support a broad range of industry uses from automotive sealing to electrical insulation.

FAQs of Rubber Extrusions:

Q: How are your rubber extrusions installed for maximum effectiveness?

A: Installation can be achieved through a push-fit method for quick assembly or with adhesive bonding for a more permanent fix. This versatility ensures effective sealing, gasketing, or insulation across automotive and industrial settings.

Q: What customization options do you offer for rubber extrusions?

A: We tailor profiles based on your needs in terms of shape, size, thickness (2 mm to 20 mm), width (5 mm to 100 mm), color, hardness (4080 Shore A), and compound formulation. Manufacturing is flexible to specific applications, ensuring optimal performance and integration.

Q: When should UV and ozone-resistant rubber extrusions be used?

A: These extrusions are best employed in outdoor or harsh environments where exposure to sunlight, ozone, weather, and aging can compromise regular seals. Typical uses include automotive door and window seals, construction joints, electrical insulation, and general gasketing.

Q: Where are your rubber extrusions suitable for application?

A: Our products are suitable for automotive, construction, electrical installations, sealing, gasketing, insulation, and doors and windows. Their excellent physical and chemical resistance makes them ideal for environments demanding durability and long-term performance.

Q: What is the manufacturing process for your rubber extrusions?

A: We use a continuous extrusion process, ensuring consistent quality and precision across long lengths. This allows profiles to be delivered in coils, rolls, or custom lengths with smooth or textured finishes as specified.

Q: How do rubber extrusions benefit electrical installations?

A: Thanks to their good electrical insulation properties, low water absorption, and non-conductive nature, these profiles provide safe, reliable solutions for insulating cables and electrical enclosures, helping prevent short circuits and electrical hazards.

Q: What are the advantages of your rubber extrusions over standard profiles?

A: Our extrusions offer superior UV, ozone, and chemical resistance, high elongation and tensile strength, flexible installation, customizable dimensions, and reliable performance across varied temperatures (-40C to +120C), making them suitable for challenging applications and environments.

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