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Explore practical information on rubber parts, materials and applications.

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Flexible Rubber Hose

The main characteristic of flexible rubber hoses is, as the name itself suggests, their flexibility. Namely, the features of a material being used in flexible rubber hose production dictate the quality of the final product, so different combinations of compounds crafted from rubber and plastic are…

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Flat rubber tubing

The flat rubber tubing featured on our website is an extremely flexible, lightweight, as well as ultra-thin rubber product that is compressed flat and made into rolls in order for it to be easily transported from one location to the next. When compared to some other…

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FDA silicone tubing

The phrase FDA silicone tubing is commonly used when discussing silicone tubing for food contact. The useful question is whether the selected finished tube meets the requirements applicable to its intended use. The word silicone, or an FDA-related label on its own, does not establish suitability…

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EPDM rubber tubing

When it comes to firm rubber tubing EPDM made tubes are very high in quality and uses. The name is a shortened version of its full composure which is ethylene propylene diene monomer. The EPDM rubber tubing is frequently used in the automotive and construction industries…

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Electrically conductive silicone tubing

Silicone tubing is the primary choice for many industries and sectors around the world for various reasons. They are flexible, durable and can be used in many appliances and machines. However, even rubber tubings have one major flaw that they cannot escape from - static electricity.…

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Electrically conductive rubber tubing

Electrically conductive rubber tubing is selected when a controlled conductive path is part of the equipment design. Its electrical behavior differs from that of an insulating rubber sleeve. Specify the required resistance range and the way the tube will connect to the rest of the system.…

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Elastic rubber tubing

Elastic Rubber Tubing has been a prime way of transferring liquids and gases in the healthcare and medical industry for ages. It is a pipe-like structure made out of elastic rubber.Its flexibility and durability make it the ideal option for multiple industries like food, instrumentation and…

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Custom Silicone Tubing

Rubber tubing is most commonly used to transport fluids and gases, both in everyday household items as well as in industrial settings. These tubes and hoses are made from a wide array of natural or synthetic rubbers, which makes them very durable, resilient, dependable and most…

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Custom rubber tubing

We all are well aware of how important rubber tubings are for our everyday life and the continuous working of various sectors. Rubber tubings are essential to many industries like medical or even manufacturing. However, sometimes standard rubber tubings just don’t fill the cut. Manufacturers often…

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