Square profiles – flat profiles – special profiles

• Very low moisture absorption
• A wide range of different strengths

Cellular rubber is a closed-cell elastomer based on natural rubber (NR), EPDM (also called APTK), nitrile rubber (NBR), SBR or chloroprene (CR) / neoprene.

• Mixed-cell to open-cell
• For seals or dampers
• Closed skin as a surface
• Often as a sheet or profile

• Open-cell natural rubber (NR)
• Good suction properties
• Three different porosities
• Volumetric weight from 160 kg/m³ to 600 kg/m³

• Very fine-pored, stiff foam material with a velvety surface
• Available in many colours
• Good damping and insulating properties
• Ideal for packaging and case linings

• Very fine, mixed-cell pore structure
• Extremely good spring-like/elastic and damper properties
• Strengths (volumetric weight) from 170 kg/m³ to 870 kg/m³

• PUR flexible foams based on ether and ester
• Volumetric weight from 20 kg/m³ to 130 kg/m³
• Generally available in the colours white or anthracite
• Special colours possible on request

Our flexible foams are generally white or anthracite in colour, but can also be obtained in special colours (such as skin-coloured foam material for orthopaedic products).

• Closed-cell material
• Suitable for extreme temperatures (up to + 230°C, and for special types even up to + 280°C)
• Also available as a flame-retardant version

• Can be compressed very well and permanently
• Low compression set
• High impact resilience
• Good abrasion resistance
• Frequent use in rollers, spring elements and damper bearings

• Open pore structure
• Good for climate control
• Permanent elasticity
• Very high restoring force

• Very open-pored polyether/polyester-based polyurethane foam
• For filtering liquids (blue) or air (black)
• Good for outdoor use
• 10 to 80 PPI (pores per inch)

• Very good properties for extreme conditions
• Generally resistant to aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, oils, fuels, ozone, weather, lubricants, as well as to animal or vegetable oils, acids and hot water
• Its operating temperature is from -25°C to +200°C

   

• Hardness from 15° Shore A to 95° Shore A
• Larger series as moulded parts (casting processes/injection moulding/pressing processes)
• Prototypes and small series are possible as a milled part
• Own tool shop for moulded parts

• Very high fineness and density
• Available in many colours
• Water-repellent, very low water absorption
• Ideal for packaging and case linings
• Ideal as a sophisticated presentation surface
• Skin-friendly and odourless
• Also available as flame-retardant versions