Watertight Door & Hatch Seal 57mm x 32mm – Per Metre


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Sale price£1,300.00
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Description

High-performance watertight door and hatch seal.

This robust seal measures 57mm by 32mm and is designed for heavy-duty applications on watertight doors and hatches. Ideal for marine vessels, it ensures reliable protection against water ingress with its unique construction.

Key Features

  • Durable Construction: Made from solid natural rubber with a cellular sponge core for optimal performance.
  • Water Resistance: Provides a watertight seal, essential for marine environments.
  • Compression Recovery: The sponge core allows for excellent recovery from compression, maintaining seal integrity.
  • Chamfered Corners: Designed to fit securely into channels, accommodating welds for a better fit.
  • Temperature Range: Operates effectively between -20°C to +70°C.

Applications

  • Marine Vessels: Suitable for use on large ships and marine-going vessels.
  • Watertight Doors: Ideal for heavy-duty watertight doors requiring multiple latching points.
  • Hatches: Perfect for hatches that need reliable sealing against water ingress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q?
Is this seal suitable for chemical exposure?
A. No, this seal is not recommended for environments that may come into contact with chemicals, oil, or fuel.

Q?
What is the length of the seal supplied?
A. The seal is available per metre, allowing for custom lengths as needed.

Q?
Can this seal be used on smaller boats?
A. While designed for heavy-duty applications, it can be adapted for smaller marine vessels if dimensions match.

Q?
What maintenance is required for this seal?
A. Regular inspection for wear and tear is recommended to ensure continued effectiveness.

Q?
Is installation easy for this seal?
A. Yes, the seal is designed for straightforward installation in appropriate channels.

Q?
What is the tensile strength of this material?
A. The natural rubber used has high tensile strength, making it resilient under pressure.

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