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Rubberised Cork Sheets & Frames
Rubber Cork is
produced from high-grade cork granules specifically selected and mixed
with synthetic / natural rubber binders (Neoprene, Nitrile, SBR or
Natural). This combines the resilience of rubber with the natural
compressibility of cork. Rubber Cork is available in various grades for
many applications including automotive, electrical transformers,
control gear, switch gear,etc. Every gasketing application requires
material that is best suited to that particular pressure, temperature,
media and / or environmental factors.
Rubberised
Cork sheet combines the compressibility of cork with the properties of
resilience as well as resistance to mechanical action of rubber. Rubber
cork can be a easily bent round sharp corner without cracking. They are
strong, flexible and easy to cut and can be used for gaskets even with
very narrow borders. The unique cellular structure compresses under
pressure and creates a reverse pressure on the restraining forces. This
"fight back" is a primary requirement in any good gasket material.
Elasticity is
particularly important when gaskets are exposed to varying pressure and
temperature over long periods of time. Rubber cork retains this
elasticity for long periods of time under extreme temperature and
liquid immersion conditions. Rubber cork is available in a wide range
of different grades. Apart from the standard size of 610 x 915 mm and
915 x 915 mm, we are able to produce made to order sizes to minimize
wastages at customers end. These can be supplied in different lengths
and widths, in sheets as well as in rolls.
Rubber cork is
also available in blocks, which can be used as per your particular
production process. We also specialize in manufacture of Rubberised
Cork Frames and Gaskets to individual sizes. Manufacturing of joint
less frames and gaskets is our specialization. Though our production
covers a wide range for different applications, we can produce material
to confirm to your special requirements and specifications such as
granule size, tensile strength, compressibility and oil swell.
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