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SPC SERIES
This type of box is intended for use by local authorities, community festival departments, service providers in the entertainment industry, fair and exhibition organisers... They provide electricity for markets, exhibition halls, open-air concerts ... |
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- Nitrile Rubber Balls:
Seamless Rubber Balls Provide Excellent Sealing in Flow Control Applications such as Pumps and Check- Valves. Excellent oil resistance.
Molded Only Buna N Rubber Balls (with molding seams) are available for non-critical applications.
- Viton Rubber Balls:
Seamless Viton Rubber Balls Provide Excellent Sealing in Flow Control Applications such as Pumps and Check- Valves. Viton Balls are Suitable for High Temperature and Harsh Chemical Environments.
- Silicone Rubber Balls:
Seamless and Molded-Only Silicone Rubber Balls Provide Excellent Performance in High Temperature Medical and Food Applications.
- Pure Gum Rubber Balls:
Seamless and Molded-Only Pure Gum Rubber Balls Provide Excellent Shock Absorption, Abrasion Resistance and Sealing.
- Neoprene Rubber Balls:
Seamless Neoprene (CR) Chloroprene Rubber Balls Provide Excellent Performance in General Industrial Applications. Molded Only Neoprene Rubber Balls are available.
- EPDM Rubber Balls:
Seamless and Molded-Only EPDM Rubber Balls Provide Excellent Performance in Water and Environmental Applications. |
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Bellows
Arnold bellows offer safe protection for both people and machinery. These are the products to soke your problems - in which material, stability and shape can be individually customised.
If the bellows will be subjected to high mechanical stress and strain, the telescopic covers provide safe protection even at high processing speeds. Due to our patented mounting system, the telescopic covers will either be flexibly mounted or connected with the bellows without the use of adhesive materials under consistent counter pressure, if required and can also be coolant-compatible, if this is desired. |
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| The SPA 500 analysis system was developed particularly for the measurement of the oxygen content in steam-heated autolavas during the vulcanization process by rubber products by peroxide (H2O2). The duration of the flushing of the autoclaves with water vapor can be reduced by the accurate measurement of the CO2 content. This leads to a clear cost saving. The determination of the optimal starting point and the monitoring of the CO2 content during the entire curing process lead in addition to an improvement of the product quality. The analyzer is both in a stationary execution (SPA500S) and in a portable execution (SPA 500P) available. |
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The self-adhesive technique provides faborable solutions for surfaces requiring protection while manufacturing, storing and transporting products made of glass, metal
and plastic materials.
VITO distance/shipping pads serve as antiskid and anti-scratch spacing devices and simultaneously, as shock absorbers. Therefore, they essentially contribute to the reduction of costs as well as to the minimization of transport damage.
The specific properties relating to applicability, inherent in the base materials - cork, self-adherent foam and cellular rubber - permit to effect extensive utilization in many fields;
they are particularly suitable for the necessary storage and transport of insulating glass or ready-glazed window and door elements consisting of metal and plastic materials.
VITO distance/shipping pads manufactured and achieved in a rational way and adapted to requirements of their processing, are offered in view of the industrial utilization.
VITOCORK "SOF" is also available as cork tape and bobbin/spool/coil conforming to requirements of the automatic processing.
Adequate choice of the distance pad type and of the thickness can enable to meet different conditions and demands (from 2 mm thickness to 6 mm). Please contact us.
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Supporting materials consisting of polyethylene, vinyl, polyurethane, cellular rubber, metal films and cork can be processed and punched with extraordinary close tolerances.
The production of extraordinarily punched pieces and die-cut shapes is conducted by rotational and elevation punching automation facilities.The punched pieces are available in non-adhesive, one-side and double-side self-adhesive versions and are deliverable in accordance with special demands and types of applicability such as, for example, individually punched pieces, punched pieces automatically aligned on roll with and without protective covering.
If desired, the punched pieces are equipped with a handling tongue or an additional excess length in order to permit improved application. |
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Series 22: Non-marking grey rubber wheels, hardness 80 Shore A, polypropylene centre. Standard duty (NL) and stainless steel standard duty (NLX) castors. Diameter: 80-200 mm, Carrying capacity: 65-225 daN
Series 23: Non-marking grey rubber wheels, hardness 80 Shore A, centre made of two riveted galvanized pressed steel discs. Standard duty castors (NL). Diameter: 80-200 mm, Carrying capacity: 65-230 daN
Series 52: Standard rubber wheels, hardness 83 Shore A, polypropylene centre. Standard duty castors (NL). Diameter: 80-250 mm, Carrying capacity: 65-300 daN
Series 53: Standard rubber wheels, hardness 83 Shore A, centre made of two riveted galvanized pressed steel discs. Standard duty castors (NL). Diameter: 80-280 mm, Carrying capacity: 65-390 daN
Series 71: Grey non-marking thermoplastic rubber wheels, hardness +85 /- 4 Shore A, polypropylene centre. Standard duty castors (NL) and stainless steel standard duty (NLX) brakets. Diameter: 80-200 mm, Carrying capacity: 70-225 daN |
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3" Union for Rubber and Plastic Application
- monoflow and duoflow design
- self-supported rotating union
- radial housing connection
- balanced mechanical seal
- seal combination:
Carbon Graphite/Tungsten Carbide
- full-media flow
- easy and quick replacement of sealing components
(rotor seal, floating seal)
- vented housing
- cast iron housing
- steel rotor |
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| Twaron®, Technora® and Teijinconex® fibers are excellently suited for reinforcing mechanical rubber goods, such as hoses, transmission belts, and conveyor belts. Every application makes its specific demands on reinforcing materials. |
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Handling attachment for natural rubber. Indicated for the movement of parts having a very rough surface.
Vacuum generation by electric vane pump.
Max capacity 140 kg.
Accessories: quick disconnection for suction pads, angular adaptor, flexible extended manouvre handle, etc.
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THE MATERIAL
Butyl: The polymer butyl (IIR - isobutylene isoprene - rubber) is an elastomer with a small number of double bonds, produced through co-polymerisation of isobutylene and isoprene.
EPDM: The polymer EPDM, ethylene-propylene rubber, is produced through co-polymerisation of ethylene, propylene and diene monomer, producing a polymer made up of saturated linear macromolecules with a paraffinic structure.
In addition to the base polymer, both EPDM and Butyl contain reinforcing carbon black, fillers, process chemicals, antioxidants and vulcanising agents. After mixing the ingredients into a homogenous plastic compound, two layers of the rubber are rolled out in a calender to form a double sheet. Vulcanisation is then carried out. The long rubber molecules in the material are cross-linked through heat and pressure, creating an elastic membrane.
RESISTANT TO THE ENVIRONMENT
The vulcanisation process means that the material differs from all thermoplastic products, in that its properties are not affected by varying temperatures. The product is chemically stable and always returns to its original dimensions after stretching.
The cross-linked molecular structure gives EPDM and Butyl rubber their unique properties. Ageing or changes in characteristics are negligible despite decades of exposure to the atmosphere, sunlight, UV radiation, chemical fallout, water or major temperature fluctuations.
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| Power transmission belts are used in order to deliver power to machines set up with pulleys installed on the pivots and are also widely used in a whole range of areas, including machine industries, heavy industries, light industries, vehicles, home appliances and office equipment. |
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THE MATERIAL
Butyl: The polymer butyl (IIR - isobutylene isoprene - rubber) is an elastomer with a small number of double bonds, produced through co-polymerisation of isobutylene and isoprene.
EPDM: The polymer EPDM, ethylene-propylene rubber, is produced through co-polymerisation of ethylene, propylene and diene monomer, producing a polymer made up of saturated linear macromolecules with a paraffinic structure.
In addition to the base polymer, both EPDM and Butyl contain reinforcing carbon black, fillers, process chemicals, antioxidants and vulcanising agents. After mixing the ingredients into a homogenous plastic compound, two layers of the rubber are rolled out in a calender to form a double sheet. Vulcanisation is then carried out. The long rubber molecules in the material are cross-linked through heat and pressure, creating an elastic membrane.
RESISTANT TO THE ENVIRONMENT
The vulcanisation process means that the material differs from all thermoplastic products, in that its properties are not affected by varying temperatures. The product is chemically stable and always returns to its original dimensions after stretching.
The cross-linked molecular structure gives EPDM and Butyl rubber their unique properties. Ageing or changes in characteristics are negligible despite decades of exposure to the atmosphere, sunlight, UV radiation, chemical fallout, water or major temperature fluctuations.
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