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Rubber gasket is a common sealing element, usually made of rubber material. They are soft, elastic and corrosion-resistant and are widely used in various industries and fields.
The main function of rubber gaskets is to provide sealing at connections to prevent leakage of liquids, gases or other media. They are often used at the connections of equipment such as piping systems, valves, pumps and vessels to ensure sealing performance and prevent the entry of external impurities. Rubber gaskets are usually placed on flange connection surfaces or other connection parts to achieve sealing through pressure and deformation.
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A generally shaped rubber gasket is a rubber product of a specific shape and size that is typically used in filling, sealing, isolating or cushioning applications. They can be flat, round, square or various other shapes, designed and manufactured according to specific needs and application scenarios.
Rubber gaskets are usually made of rubber materials, such as styrene-butadiene rubber, nitrile rubber, ethylene-propylene rubber, etc. These rubber materials have good elasticity and durability. During the manufacturing process, rubber materials are typically processed into the desired shape and molded, extruded, or cut into shape.
Sealing function
Rubber gaskets can fill and seal the gap between two or more objects, preventing the leakage or penetration of liquid, gas or dust. They are commonly used in sealing applications in pipes, valves, vessels and machinery.
Vibration isolation function
Rubber gaskets can reduce vibration transmission between mechanical equipment and structures, reducing the impact of noise and vibration on the surrounding environment. They are often used as vibration isolation pads for mechanical equipment, vibration isolation pads for building structures, etc.
Buffer function
Rubber gaskets can play a buffering and shock-absorbing role when mechanical equipment or structures are impacted or squeezed, protecting related components from damage. They are commonly used in automotive suspension systems, cushioning pads for industrial machinery, etc.
Insulation function
Certain rubber gaskets have good insulating properties and can stop the flow of electrical current and are used for insulation applications in electrical equipment and power systems.
Chemical resistance
Rubber gaskets usually have good chemical resistance and can maintain stable performance when exposed to corrosive media such as acids, alkalis, and solvents.
Flat gasket
Flat gaskets are the simplest and most common rubber gasket shapes, usually round, square or rectangular. They are used to fill the gap between two flat surfaces, providing a seal and leak-proof function.
O-ring
The O-ring is an annular rubber gasket with a circular cross-section. They are often used as static or dynamic sealing elements to fill circular or semi-circular grooves or gaps, providing a compression seal.
Square gasket
Square gaskets are rubber gaskets with a square cross-section, often used to fill square or rectangular gaps and provide sealing and shock-proof functions.
U-shaped gasket
U-shaped gasket is a rubber gasket with a U-shaped cross-section. It is often used to fill U-shaped grooves or pipe joints to provide sealing and buffering functions.
V-shaped gasket
V-shaped gasket is a rubber gasket with a V-shaped cross-section. It is often used to fill V-shaped grooves or pipe joints to provide sealing and anti-slip functions.
Density
Density is usually low, giving it lightweight characteristics.
Elasticity
Rubber gaskets have good elasticity and can quickly return to their original shape after being stressed.
Tensile Strength
Rubber gaskets have high tensile strength and can withstand a certain amount of tension.
Compression deformation
Rubber gaskets can undergo a certain degree of compression deformation when subjected to pressure to adapt to different sealing needs.
Oil resistance
Rubber gaskets usually have good oil resistance and can maintain stable performance when exposed to oily media.
Solvent resistance
Rubber gaskets are resistant to common solvents to a certain extent.
Acid and alkali resistance
Rubber gaskets usually have a certain degree of acid and alkali resistance and can be used in a certain degree of acid and alkali media.
Wear resistance
Rubber gaskets usually have good wear resistance and can maintain a long service life in friction and contact.
Anti-aging
Rubber gaskets resist natural aging, oxidation and the effects of UV rays, extending their service life.
Cutting performance
Rubber gaskets can be processed by cutting, stamping, molding, etc. to meet the needs of different shapes and sizes.
Molding performance
Rubber gaskets can be produced through molding processes such as extrusion and molding to obtain the desired shape and performance.
These physical, chemical, mechanical and processing performance characteristics make rubber gaskets one of the important materials widely used in sealing, vibration isolation, waterproofing, insulation and other fields. Specific performance will vary depending on factors such as the type, formulation and treatment of rubber materials.
Styrene-butadiene rubber (BR)
Styrene-butadiene rubber has good wear resistance, elasticity and tear resistance. It can still maintain good elasticity at low temperatures and is suitable for sealing applications in some low-temperature environments.
Nitrile rubber (NBR)
Nitrile rubber has excellent oil properties and wear resistance, as well as good corrosion resistance. It is widely used in hydraulic systems, automotive seals and other fields.
Ethylene propylene rubber (EPDM)
Ethylene-propylene rubber has good aging resistance, ozone resistance and weather resistance, and also has good acid and alkali resistance. It is widely used in automobile parts, building seals and other fields.
Neoprene (CR)
Neoprene has good oil resistance, solvent resistance and abrasion resistance, as well as good weather resistance. It is commonly used in rubber seals, conveyor belts and other fields.
Polyurethane rubber (PU)
Polyurethane rubber has excellent wear resistance, oil resistance and solvent resistance, and also has good tear resistance. It is widely used in blocking parts, seals and other fields.
Auto industry
Rubber gaskets are widely used in automobile manufacturing and repair, such as engine seals, transmission system seals, suspension system seals, etc.
Mechanical engineering
Rubber gaskets play the role of sealing, vibration isolation and buffering in mechanical equipment, such as pumps, valves, pressure vessels, pipe connections, etc.
Construction project
Rubber gaskets are used in the construction field to fill and seal structural gaps, such as door and window sealing, roof waterproofing, extrusion strips, etc.
Chemical industry
Rubber gaskets play an important sealing role in chemical equipment, such as storage tanks, pipes, valves, etc.
Electric power industry
Rubber gaskets are used in power equipment and electrical components, such as transformers, insulation parts, cable joints, etc.
Pharmaceutical and food industry
Rubber gaskets are widely used in pharmaceutical and food processing, such as sealing containers, delivery systems, syringes, etc.
Medical instruments
Rubber gaskets are used for sealing and isolation in medical devices, such as syringes, infusion sets, etc.
Oil and gas industry
Rubber gaskets withstand high pressures and chemical media in oil and gas equipment such as pipes, valves, wellhead seals, etc.
These are just some common application areas, in fact rubber gaskets have a wide range of applications in various industries. The specific application depends on the gasket material, shape, size and performance requirements.
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