Inflatable seal Membramatic - Hutchinson Precision Sealing Systems

 Inflatable seal Membramatic

Hutchinson Precision Sealing Systems

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CHARACTERISTICS

Material   -elastomer, silicone rubber, CR, nitrile rubber, butyl rubber, FKM

Application   -military, for aeronautical applications, for railway applications, for marine applications

Fluid   -water, air, for gas

Other characteristics   -dynamic, inflatable

Temperature limit   -Max.: 250 °C (482 °F)   -Min.: -50 °C (-58 °F)

DESCRIPTION

Elastomeric inflatable seals are a simple solution for sealing installations with moving parts, possibly with large and variable clearances.

They absorb constructional irregularities and deformations of the various surfaces of the assembly to be sealed.

They are also a solution to clamping problems and can be used as a clamping, pressing, gripping or handling device. Based on simple, safe, and effective technology, they offer many advantages over conventional seals and provide solutions to previously unsolved sealing problems at temperatures ranging from -40 to +170°C and pressures of several bar.

Thanks to their performance, inflatable seals are used in many industries: nuclear, aeronautics, rail, public works, marine, armament, et

PTFE Applied Coatings

PTFE Applied Coatings

https://www.fluoroprecision.co.uk/materials-coated/ptfe-coated-elastomers-and-rubbers

..Rubber is an elastic hydrocarbon polymer, sometimes known as latex. However, technologies have brought many types of rubber both thermosets and thermoplastics, such as, EPDM(Ethylene propylene diene monomer), ABS(Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene), NBR(Nitrile Butadiene Rubber).

PTFE coatings have for many years been synonymous with metallic substrates, however, advances with polymers have permitted the inclusion of elastomers and rubbers to be coated. Such coatings are designed to take into consideration the cure schedule for non-metallic substrates.....