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PP processes thin sheets of 1mm or less through die-cutting. For mass-produced items like slip rings, die-cutting can reduce costs.
PP is a lightweight, water-resistant, and highly hygienic inexpensive resin. It is used as a slip packing to prevent twisting of rubber gaskets. Depending on the shape, cloudiness may occur around the cross-section due to pressing pressure.
TSS200T is used for chemical container gaskets due to its fluorine laminate. Gaskets are cut to fit the diameter of the chemical container lid.
This is a low-foaming polyethylene sheet from Mitsui Chemicals Tohseiro Co., Ltd. It is hygienic, low-odor, has minimal impact on contents, and provides moderate cushioning. The TSS grade features a laminate of tetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) sheets on both sides, offering excellent resistance to chemicals and solvents.
EPDM has stock sheets of 1 to 3 tons and can process them quickly. Shapes like gaskets are conducive to mass production through die cutting.
EPDM is characterized by excellent weather resistance, ozone resistance, and aging resistance, as well as good electrical properties and high resistance to polar liquids. There are also processing methods available that do not require molds for prototypes and such. We have materials available in various thicknesses, so please feel free to consult with us.
This material is often used in medical and food equipment where hygiene is important. For hygiene seals, those with a large quantity are advantageous in terms of cost when processed by punching.
Silicone rubber is hygienic and has excellent electrical insulation properties. Silicone is used in the manufacturing lines for items that come into contact with human mouths. There are also types that are resistant to tearing and variations in hardness.
