Rubber seal washer
The rubber seal washer selection we manufacture comes in a wide range of sizes and thicknesses, which is why a lot of industries can use them for their specific applications and processes. The rubber seal washer is, in most cases, used for its sealing and electrical insulation properties, and since it is also resistant to chemicals, oils, vibrations, and wear and tear, it can even be utilized for heavy machinery that requires moving parts to function. When it comes to our selection, it is resistant to all the aforementioned things, including water – both fresh or salt.
When combined with screws and bolts, it can also seal out other substances including dust, dirt, grime, solvents, as well as other contaminants. Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that our rubber seal washer can also work with high-pressure gases and vacuums. Rubber is more flexible than metal, so, it can provide a better and more secured fit than some other options on the market and it can also absorb vibrations – something that’ll prevent the product from getting damaged or displaced. Our customers can also use our rubber seal washer in both extremely high and extremely low temperatures, as well as in situations where there are corrosive chemicals or other dangerous substances.
Surface protection is another important characteristic of our rubber seal washer. The flexibility and durability will help our customers prevent surface corrosion and damage, and by installing it, the chances of damage and/or cross contaminant are lowered. Since they are manufactured in various sizes and thicknesses, our customers can choose exactly what they require, so, they can ensure that the seal is reliable and stable. Lastly, some of the things these small rubber components are used for include circuit boards, home appliances, aircraft & automobile engines, as well as HVAC systems, plumbing, and sensors.
Product specifications
- Product form
- Rubber washer at a clamped joint
- Application focus
- Fastener seals and plumbing connections. Size the part against the selected assembly.
- Dimensions to confirm
- Inside diameter, outside diameter and uncompressed thickness. Match these to fastener seals.
- Contact conditions
- Lubricating oil, water, solvents and other gases: define concentration, temperature and contact time, then check compatibility with the chosen compound.
- Exposure to evaluate
- Dust or debris and oil splash. Validate the selected material under the combined conditions.
- Clamped condition
- Define the assembled gap and compressive load so the washer is not over-compressed.
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