Our Clients
Description
High-quality rubber flipper section seal for versatile applications.
This rubber flipper section measures 17.8mm by 7.9mm and is sold by the linear metre. While primarily designed for the automotive industry, its unique shape makes it suitable for various DIY, marine, and industrial uses. The sleek black finish allows it to serve as an aesthetically pleasing sealing solution in visible applications.
Key Features
- Dimensions: 17.8mm x 7.9mm, perfect for tight sealing requirements.
- Material: Made from high-quality EPDM, ensuring flexibility and durability.
- Temperature Range: Operates effectively between -40°C to +120°C.
- Resistance: Good resistance to UV, air, and ozone, though not suitable for oil or fuel contact.
- Installation: Designed to slide into a channel and can be secured with adhesive for added stability.
Applications
- Automotive: Ideal for sealing applications in classic cars and other vehicles.
- Marine: Suitable for use in boats and marine environments where sealing is essential.
- DIY Projects: Perfect for various home improvement and crafting projects requiring a reliable seal.
- Industrial: Utilised in industrial settings for sealing and protection against environmental factors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q?
What is the minimum order length for this product?
A. The product is sold by the linear metre, allowing you to order the exact length you need.
Q?
Can this seal be used outdoors?
A. Yes, it has good resistance to UV and environmental elements, making it suitable for outdoor use.
Q?
Is this seal easy to install?
A. Yes, it is designed to slide into a channel and can be easily secured with adhesive if needed.
Q?
What type of adhesive is recommended for securing the seal?
A. A high-quality adhesive or silicone sealant is recommended for optimal performance.
Q?
Is this seal resistant to chemicals?
A. Yes, it has good resistance to most chemicals but should not be used in contact with oil or fuel.
Q?
What is the hardness of the rubber used in this seal?
A. The EPDM rubber has a hardness of approximately 70° Shore A, similar to car tyre rubber.