PTFE (Teflon®)

PTFE, Poly-Tetra-Fluoro-Ethylene or Teflon® as is the most known trade name, is a tough plastic based material and is extremely temperature resistant with very low friction values.
The material is persistent against heated oils and petrol as well as a big set of acids and alkalis, which makes the PTFE well suited for products where multiple stresses will be put to the material.
We often see seals in PTFE in high demand products where temperatures and multiple chemicals will stress the material. Frequently seen products in various industries are PTFE is slide rails, gaskets, spacers, O-rings, tubes and turned products.
The material is FDA 177.1550 graded and is therefore suited in food industry, medical technology, and clean room products. Also frequently seen in automotive-, transportation,- electronics- and chemical technology industries.
A PTFE material may be acquired coal- and glass filled to bring forth other properties in the material. A carbon filled PTFE is a more mechanical and durable material. A glass filled PTFE contributes to a more compression resistant material and the material becomes less deformable under pressure. The material may also be reinforced with different fiber-inlays to, for example, decrease the materials elasticity. The material may be reinforced with glass,- aramide- and carbon fiber.
To laminate a PTFE may be problematic with the typical low friction and greasy surface the material is typical for. That is why we convert PTFE with an etched surface that is better suited for attaching double-sided adhesive and glue.

Cellular Polyethylene (GC)

The material can be had in different densities that affects insulating properties and the softness.
GC means that the surface is coarse and the surface is usually a matter of preference.

Cellular Polyethylene (FC)

The material can be had in different densities that affects insulating properties and the softness.

Cellular Polyethylene UL94

The Firegraded cellular polyethylene is a popular choice in telecom and electronic industry.
A material we store in block form which means it can be easily split into any desired thickness.

Soft-Polyethylene

A very soft slow recovery PE-foam. That’s very suitable for sealing uneven surfaces.
Popular insulation in the ventilation industry when it does not need to rebound continuously.

PVC Foam

A soft, elastic and slow recovery foam with open cells. Well suited for sealstrips and gaskets.

Poron® - Microcellular PUR-Foam

CABSEAL has been selected by the quality focused Rogers Corporation to be a preferred converter of their high end PUR-Foam Poron.

PE-Layer

A cost-efficient insulation or packaging-material with good cushioning properties.

EPDM

Excellent aging and ozone properties.
Good acid and alkali resistance, as well as good heat and cold resistance.

Chloroprene (CR)

Good weather, ozone and oil resistance.
The allround option for gaskets, well suited for general industry environments.

Nitrile (NBR)

Excellent oil and good petrol resistance.
We store this material both flat and patterned (ribbed).

Cork, rubber bound

Rubber bound, good oil and petrol resistant cork rubber with a Nitrile (NBR) base.

SBR

Cost efficient solution, wear resistant.
Our NR/SBR material can be acquired in patterned and flat sheeting.
Typically used as floor-mats, or on shelves for protection.

Natural Rubber (PARA)

Soft, very elastic and extremely durable.
You often find this material in the toughest of environments. Such as the drilling and mining
industries.

Abrasive Rubber

Very durable material, good physical and mechanical properties.
Like natural rubber, this tough material you find in the most physically demanding industries.

Abrasive Rubber

Very durable material, good physical and mechanical properties.
Like natural rubber, this tough material you find in the most physically demanding industries.

Silicone

High temperature resistance, for both heat and cold.
Excellent aging properties.
FDA approved.

Fluorine Rubber (Viton®)

High quality and very resistant to acids, oils and solvent products.
Have a high heat tolerance.

Polyethylene, PE

Cost efficient plastic and low friction makes it well suited for example slide rails and spacers.
Could be had in black or natural colour.

Polyamide, PA (Nylon)

The material is very durable which makes it suitable for washers and spacers.
Washers made from Polyamide is also lighter and more cost efficient than most metal substitutes.

Polyesterfilm, PET (Mylar®)

Polyesterfilm has excellent electrical properties typically used as isolations in electrical enclosures.

PTFE (Teflon®)

PTFE has one of the lowest friction on solid materials. It also possess good chemical and acid resistance.

Polyurethane, PUR

A plastic material that reminds of rubber in flexibility and elasticity. Well suited in tough environments such as heavy duty machinery and drilling.

Polyester Foam

Excellent in absorbing high-frequent sounds such as screeches and machine noise.

Polyester/ether Filter (PPI)

Often used for filtrating dust, grease and coarser particles. The polyester/ether filter can be acquired in various PPI (pores/inch).

Bonded Foam

Recycled polyester/ether foam that’s been milled together with a bonding material. A cost effective solution.

O-rings

We distribute o-rings in American and European standard to be as wide as possible in our rubber assortment.

Molded Parts

We have a lot of moulded parts customized made for customers in all varieties of rubber and shapes.

Extruded Profiles

Extruded profiles is a general term that includes door seal strips, window seals, o-rings, cords and general profiled rubber.

Bitumen

Bitumen is an excellent structure-borne sound absorbent because it has a very high volume weight.

Bitumen Paper

Bitumen Paper is a firm bitumen material. Structure-borne sound absorbing is its prime feature.

Textiles / Felt

Textile or felt is generally a good option for high frequent sound absorbing purposes.
Excellent as squeak and rattle-sound dampening.

Synthetic Fiber

Synthetic fiber-material for high pressure and temperature demanding gaskets.

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