The material is flexible, porous, cost-effective, and easy to use in many product areas. Cellular rubber provides a seal against air, moisture, and water and is used, for example, in seals, stopper rings, insulation, and gaskets. In certain applications, it can even replace solid rubber. A special variant is cellular silicone rubber, which is the optimal choice when it comes to extreme temperatures and requirements for aging resistance.
From -70 to +200 °CA durable material
This material can withstand temperatures ranging from -70 °C to +200 °C. Another type is HSC cellular rubber, which is semi-closed-cell and extremely soft, allowing it to offer different tolerances within a single gasket or seal. This material is also used for seals in vacuum lifting devices.
Specifications
- Materials: Chloroprene, EPDM, nitrile, and silicone
- Temperature range: -70 – 200 °C
- Bulk density: 80–250 kg/m³
- Fire rating: FMVSS 302 and UL-94
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