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  1. 六菱ゴム Osaka//Rubber products
  2. アラム Osaka//Machine elements and parts
  3. 信栄ゴム工業 Gifu//Rubber products
  4. 4 大和ケミカル Kanagawa//Rubber products
  5. 5 水島ゴム工業用品 Okayama//Trading company/Wholesale
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  1. Japanese-made PVC hose nipple fitting "ARAM PVC Nipple Nut" アラム
  2. Entrance seal device "RIPP" 六菱ゴム
  3. Flange sealing material "Hexa Prop Seal" 六菱ゴム
  4. Japanese-made PVDF hose nipple "ARAM PVDF half elbow" アラム
  5. 5 LNG ship tank expansion "Dome Seal - Σ type" 六菱ゴム

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Unable to produce overseas. Transfer of molds from abroad to avoid shortages!

Unable to produce overseas. Transfer of molds from abroad to avoid shortages!

Unable to manufacture rubber products overseas. Solved by mold transfer! Comprehensive support from formulation design to mold cleaning and molding.

■Specific Concerns "I want to produce rubber products that can no longer be manufactured overseas." "I have the mold, but it's rusty, and I don't know the material composition or properties." ■Solutions Passed property tests based on inferred required properties. Polished and cleaned the mold. ■Effects Avoided stockouts. ■Customer Feedback "I was really helped by their support despite the limited information." "The rust on the mold was thoroughly removed, and the products are very clean." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

  • Rubber
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[Illustrated] Encyclopedia of How to Make Rubber ★ Free Rubber Reference Materials Available ★

[Illustrated] Encyclopedia of How to Make Rubber ★ Free Rubber Reference Materials Available ★

I don't really understand rubber... Is making rubber the same as making bread!? Starting today, you too can be a "rubber-making master." A comprehensive guide to making rubber is now available.

"Rubber has good grip and elasticity, which is great, but compared to a similar material like 'resin,' it's a bit more expensive..." That's because there is a significant difference in the "method of production." Making rubber, in a nutshell, is similar to "making bread"! Resin is a "thermoplastic" that hardens when cooled, allowing for quick molding, but rubber is a "thermosetting" material that, like bread, requires baking, which takes more effort. Just like with bread, there are many similarities, such as kneading and aging... Additionally, one of the characteristics of rubber is that you can design the formulation according to the desired properties and freely manipulate the final outcome of the rubber. Currently, our company is offering a free resource that explains rubber production by comparing it to bread making, titled "The Great Encyclopedia of Rubber Making." We support your manufacturing endeavors! ★ You can download "The Great Encyclopedia of Rubber Making" from the link below. Understand how to make rubber and apply it to your everyday manufacturing!

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Due to a labor shortage, we cannot produce rubber products. Avoid delays in delivery by transferring the molds!

Due to a labor shortage, we cannot produce rubber products. Avoid delays in delivery by transferring the molds!

The labor shortage is serious, and we cannot produce products. We are avoiding the risk of delivery delays by transferring molds. Contributing to the stabilization of the supply chain through alternative production!

■Specific Concerns "There are many orders, but we can't produce due to a lack of manpower." "If this continues, there will be delays in delivery, and the supply chain will collapse." ■Cause Labor shortage ■Solution Alternative production through mold transfer ■Effects Compensate for delivery delays Stabilize the supply chain ■Customer Feedback "They responded quickly, and the delivery delays were resolved." "I'm really glad we were able to protect the supply chain." *For more details, please download the materials or feel free to contact us.*

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★Essential for Product Developers★ Comprehensive Explanation of Rubber Prototyping - Free Rubber Resource Materials Provided

★Essential for Product Developers★ Comprehensive Explanation of Rubber Prototyping - Free Rubber Resource Materials Provided

Can rubber be prototyped? What are the costs? What is the delivery time? Don't give up on rubber prototyping! A complete explanation of rubber product prototyping methods! Helpful materials on rubber are available!

"We are developing a new product, and we absolutely need rubber parts." "Can you prototype rubber parts?" Of course! But what about the cost? What about the delivery time? What about the quality? There are various questions. There are two main methods for prototyping rubber products: 1. Molding prototypes using molds 2. Prototyping through machining Each prototyping method has different characteristics, cost considerations, and timelines depending on the purpose and development phase. Currently, our company is offering a free resource that visualizes the appropriate prototyping methods for rubber products titled "Complete Guide to Prototyping Rubber Products." We can suggest prototyping methods that suit your needs. In this helpful resource, we introduce a decision flow for prototyping methods tailored to specific purposes and situations, and we provide a comprehensive explanation of each prototyping method. ★ You can download "Complete Guide to Prototyping Rubber Products" from the link below. We hope it will be useful for your everyday manufacturing.

  • Rubber
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I want to eliminate the strange patterns that appeared on the surface of rubber products. This will contribute to improving yield!

I want to eliminate the strange patterns that appeared on the surface of rubber products. This will contribute to improving yield!

Is rubber weak against the summer heat? Reviewing material composition helps eliminate scorching (material burning) and contributes to improved yield!

■Specific Concerns "There are strange patterns all over the product surface... there are no issues with the mold." "The defect rate has increased, and I want to improve the yield." ■Solution Review the material formulation to prevent material scorching. ■Effect Elimination of scorch (material burning) *Scorch (material burning)... A chemical reaction of the uncured rubber material begins due to high external temperatures and humidity, causing defects during molding. Improvement in yield (5% reduction in defect rate). ■Customer Feedback "Thanks to the review of the rubber material, scorching has stopped, and it has been a great help." "Thanks to this, the yield has improved, and the defect rate has decreased by 5%!" *For more details, please refer to the materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Rubber
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Leave the supply of large-scale items and cleanroom products to us!

Leave the supply of large-scale items and cleanroom products to us!

As a specialist in rubber molds, we also handle special large products!

Our company manufactures and sells rubber products for industrial, medical, and food use. We have advanced large-scale equipment, including automatic molding machines with capacities ranging from 1600×2200 to 1500 tons, and we can accommodate large front mat products for construction machinery and agricultural machinery. In addition, we plan and develop a variety of products that utilize various ideas, and thanks to our technological capabilities, we are diversifying the applications of rubber products. 【Products Offered】 ■ Large Molded Products - Floor mat products, large molded products ■ Rubber Products and Processed Products - Bellows products, rubber processed products, assembly parts, colored molded products, vibration-damping rubber products, Teflon + rubber composite products, metal baked products ■ Other Products - Sponge processed products, resin products, urethane products, extrusion products *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Contract manufacturing
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Medical rubber parts

Medical rubber parts

A diverse lineup of rubber components for medical use!

We handle "medical rubber components" at our company. We have a wide variety of products available, so please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Products We Handle】 ■Medical Rubber Components *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Rubber
  • Rubber

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Rubber sheet processing service

Rubber sheet processing service

We have a wide variety of specialty rubber sheets in addition to general-purpose rubber sheets.

We process various items from rubber sheets manufactured in a flat form. We can accommodate customers who need materials immediately or only in small quantities. From handcrafted one-of-a-kind products to die-cut processing and mass production of molded items, you can rely on us. Additionally, we have a wide range of resin products, including sponge extrusions, sponge molded items, MC nylon, and Delrin. 【Main Trading Materials】 ■ General rubber ■ General sponge ■ Urethane rubber ■ Various metals ■ New materials *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Rubber
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Ishihara Packing Industry Co., Ltd.

Ishihara Packing Industry Co., Ltd.

Rubber products, sponge products, resin products

5-axis water jet processing and soft material cutting processing using various machines.

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  • Rubber

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Solving the challenges of rubber and resin! Flexibly addressing composite products with a wide range of experience.

Solving the challenges of rubber and resin! Flexibly addressing composite products with a wide range of experience.

Before giving up and saying 'this shape is impossible,' we leverage the deep insights unique to our former molding factory and the flexibility of being fabless to achieve high-difficulty rubber, resin, and metal composite parts.

Hoei Rubber is not just a trading company; it is a fabless manufacturer with the DNA of a "former manufacturing site." We offer solutions from the perspective of someone who knows the ins and outs of the manufacturing process to challenges such as "difficulties with integrated molding" and "uncertainty in material selection." In addition to general molded products, we have numerous "quiet success stories" that require unique know-how, such as joining with metals and special die-cutting processes, details of which cannot be publicly disclosed. If you are a development or procurement manager facing technical barriers, please feel free to consult with us.

  • Rubber
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Sky Guard - Stopper to prevent pinching during high-altitude work

Sky Guard - Stopper to prevent pinching during high-altitude work

We prevent workers from being caught in accidents during high-altitude work on bridges and tunnels!

To prevent accidents where workers may be caught between the bucket of a high-altitude work vehicle and existing structures due to malfunctions of the work vehicle during inspection and investigation tasks in high places such as under bridges or inside tunnels, poles installed at the four corners of the bucket are extended vertically. This ensures that if a malfunction occurs, the poles will first make contact with the existing structures, creating a safe space within the bucket and preventing accidents. Even when the poles contact the existing structures, they are made of aluminum, which will buckle before the structures, thus preventing damage to the structures and also protecting the bucket of the high-altitude work vehicle from damage. The poles are attached to the bucket using a clamp that hooks onto the handrail, allowing for easy installation and compatibility with a wide variety of work vehicles. The poles installed at the four corners of the bucket can be extended and retracted vertically, allowing them to be stored while still attached by shortening them after work is completed, enabling the high-altitude work vehicle to move without removing them. Additionally, a net to prevent the scattering of concrete fragments is also installed to prevent falling or scattering debris. The system has obtained the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism NETIS registration number CB-160014-A.

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Rubber, elastomer materials thermal mechanical analysis (TMA)

Rubber, elastomer materials thermal mechanical analysis (TMA)

Evaluation of the expansion and contraction of rubber and elastomer materials is possible under your desired conditions!

In "Thermomechanical Analysis (TMA)," which is a type of thermal analysis, the dimensional changes such as expansion, compression, and tension of a sample are measured when the temperature changes, allowing for the evaluation of thermal properties such as linear expansion coefficient, glass transition temperature, and softening point. Differences in the flow direction of the resin during molding of resin-molded products (same material) can be confirmed by the different expansion rates and their differences. Physical changes in the sample, such as expansion and contraction due to heating, can be observed. 【Measurement Conditions】 ■ Temperature Range: -100 to 300℃ ■ Measurement Atmosphere: Air, N2 ■ Measurement Mode: Compression, Expansion, Tension, Penetration ■ Applicable Standards: JIS K7196 Penetration Mode JIS K7197, ISO11359-2 Linear Expansion Coefficient Measurement *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Rubber, elastomer materials melting point, Tg (glass transition temperature) measurement (DSC)

Rubber, elastomer materials melting point, Tg (glass transition temperature) measurement (DSC)

Evaluation of melting point (Tm), glass transition temperature (Tg), crystallinity, and specific heat of rubber and elastomer materials is possible!

Our company conducts "Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC)" to evaluate the thermal properties of resin materials, such as melting point (Tm) and glass transition temperature (Tg). The measurement conditions are as follows: temperature range from -100°C to 400°C, measurement atmosphere is Air or N2, and the sample amount is 5mg. Additionally, when performing qualitative analysis of polyethylene (PE), the melting point is measured using DSC, allowing us to determine whether the material is LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) or HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) based on the differences in melting points. 【Measurement Conditions】 ■ Temperature Range: -100°C to 400°C ■ Measurement Atmosphere: Air, N2 ■ Sample Amount: 5mg ■ Applicable Standards ・JIS K7121 Transition Temperature (Melting, Crystallization, Glass Transition) ・JIS K7122 Transition Heat *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Low-cost rubber prototyping method "TR Method" that does not require molds.

Low-cost rubber prototyping method "TR Method" that does not require molds.

We will respond to your request of 'Since it's a prototype, we don't want to incur costs!'

The "TR Method" is a technique designed to provide conventional rubber prototypes quickly and at a low cost. "Quickly!" Since we provide them quickly, the costs are not higher compared to standard mold prototypes. The prices we offer can be reduced by 30% to 70% compared to traditional prototype molds. 【Features】 ■ Speed ■ In-house comprehensive support *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

  • Prototype Services
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[Shape/Material] Rubber prototype manufacturing method 'TR Method' that does not require molds.

[Shape/Material] Rubber prototype manufacturing method 'TR Method' that does not require molds.

We will respond to your request to discuss the shape and materials of the prototype!

The "TR Method" is a unique rubber prototyping method that does not require molds. If you have any questions about the design of rubber products, which are elastic materials, please feel free to consult us. For customers who cannot provide drawings, our CAD staff will listen to your requests and assist with 3D modeling. Additionally, we possess knowledge of rubber materials unique to mass production manufacturers, allowing us to propose the most suitable rubber materials based on the intended use and environment of the rubber products. [Features] ■ Support for rubber shape consultations ■ Support for rubber material consultations *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

  • Prototype Services
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"Mass production equivalent quality" Rubber prototyping method 'TR Method' that does not require molds.

"Mass production equivalent quality" Rubber prototyping method 'TR Method' that does not require molds.

We will respond to your request for a prototype with quality equivalent to mass-produced products!

The "TR Method Products" are prototypes molded using the same materials as mass-produced items, and the processing accuracy of the simple molds used for molding is almost equivalent to that of molded products. Therefore, prototypes made using this method can be provided with quality comparable to mass-produced molded items. 【Features】 ■ Can be produced using the same materials as mass-produced molded items ■ Can achieve mold accuracy equivalent to that of mass-produced molded items *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

  • Prototype Services
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Rubber prototyping method 'TR Method' that does not require molds for individual clients.

Rubber prototyping method 'TR Method' that does not require molds for individual clients.

We will respond to your request to 'want individual support!'

At TPM Company, we cater to individuals by focusing on rubber prototypes using the "TR Method," as well as developing original products, establishing mass production systems, and replicating old rubber products. We especially assist with product design and drawings using CAD and other tools, which may be challenging for individuals. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*

  • Prototype Services
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Explanatory Material "Basic Knowledge of Rubber Made Easy"

Explanatory Material "Basic Knowledge of Rubber Made Easy"

We will introduce the advantages and disadvantages of rubber molding methods, as well as examples of troubles related to rubber products. We have received certification as a Health Management Excellent Corporation 2022.

Our company is engaged in the development and manufacturing of rubber products that are active in various industries such as automobiles (HV/EV), energy, medical, connectors, and engines. Currently, we are distributing materials that summarize basic knowledge about rubber, methods of rubber molding, their advantages and disadvantages, and examples of common issues that may arise when using rubber products. [Material Overview] ■ About Natural Rubber and Synthetic Rubber ■ Applications of Rubber ■ What is Synthetic Rubber (Composition and other discussions) ■ Types of Rubber Compounding Agents ■ Mechanism of Rubber Molding (Cross-linking) ■ Advantages and Disadvantages of Rubber Molding Methods (Compression Molding, Transfer Molding, Injection Molding) ■ Examples of Rubber Product Issues (O-rings, Outgassing, Softening Degradation, Migration Contamination) [Investment in Automation Equipment Including IoT Facilities] As a first step, we are introducing automatic assembly machines and automatic visual inspection machines at our headquarters factory. We aim to further improve efficiency and establish a system that can consistently supply high-quality products at low prices. *The materials can be viewed immediately from the "Download" section. If you would like an explanation about rubber or have any projects under consideration, please feel free to let us know.

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Material Introduction: Rubber

Material Introduction: Rubber

Quickly respond to requests for prototyping and mass production of various rubber products! Introducing the materials we handle.

We would like to introduce the materials handled by Shinagawa Co., Ltd. Regarding rubber, we use silicone rubber, as well as urethane rubber, fluororubber, chloroprene rubber, and nitrile butadiene rubber. We will promptly respond to requests for prototypes and mass production of various rubber products. Please feel free to contact us. 【Types of Rubber We Handle (Partial List)】 ■ Silicone Rubber ■ Urethane Rubber ■ Fluororubber ■ Chloroprene Rubber ■ Nitrile Butadiene Rubber *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Rubber
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List of Handling Materials

List of Handling Materials

Introducing our range of materials, including rubber products, plastic products, and sponge products!

We would like to introduce the materials we handle. We offer "rubber products" such as high-strength "natural rubber (NR)" and "butadiene rubber (BR)," as well as "plastic products" like "monomer cast nylon (MC nylon)" and "PA6 (6 nylon) (6N)," which possess both mechanical strength and abrasion resistance. Additionally, we also handle sponge products made from the aforementioned rubber and plastic products, including rubber sponge, urethane foam, and silicone sponge, accommodating various materials. For more details, please feel free to contact us. 【Materials We Handle】 ■ Rubber Products ■ Plastic Products ■ Sponge Products *For more information, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Heat-resistant workpiece: high-temperature resistant material

Heat-resistant workpiece: high-temperature resistant material

Heat-resistant workpieces! Introducing high-temperature resistant materials.

SIC is a material that possesses various characteristics and is an essential material in the ceramic and refractory industries. The type and ratio of bonding are key factors that determine the diverse features of silicon carbide. SIC, which has high thermal conductivity, low thermal expansion, and high chemical resistance, is suitable for use in crucibles, kiln inner walls, and saggers. Filters made of SIC for casting hardware guarantee high quality in the field of casting technology through quantum leaps. 【Types (partial)】 ■ Silicon carbide with silicon bonding ■ Recrystallized silicon carbide (RSiC) ■ Nitride bonded or silicon nitride bonded silicon carbide (NSiC) ■ Silicon infiltrated silicon carbide (SiSiC) ■ Sintered silicon carbide (SSiC) *You can download the English version of the catalog. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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  • Rubber

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I want rubber products compliant with the Food Sanitation Act! Support from obtaining permits to mass production.

I want rubber products compliant with the Food Sanitation Act! Support from obtaining permits to mass production.

I want rubber products that comply with food sanitation laws! We support everything from obtaining approval for rubber materials to product commercialization. Our comprehensive support reduces the hassle during the startup phase.

■Specific Concerns "I want rubber products that comply with the Food Sanitation Act, but I'm not sure about it." "I need to obtain approval and prove that the rubber products are qualified." ■Solution Develop a formulation of rubber materials that complies with the Food Sanitation Act. Obtain the necessary approvals and move to mass production. ■Effects Consistent support from material selection to approval acquisition and mass production, reducing effort. Achieved startup about one month earlier than usual. ■Customer Feedback "They provided consistent support from arranging rubber materials to obtaining approvals, making the startup really easy." "The schedule was about one month earlier than I expected, and we were able to smoothly move to mass production." *For more details, please refer to the materials or feel free to contact us.*

  • Rubber
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Delivery delay! I want to resolve the backlog of orders. Speedy transfer of molds will also eliminate frustration!

Delivery delay! I want to resolve the backlog of orders. Speedy transfer of molds will also eliminate frustration!

Unable to procure on time, and backlog of orders is accumulating... Speedy mold transfer and production system will quickly resolve the backlog and alleviate frustration!

■Specific Concerns "The current supplier is not meeting delivery deadlines..." "The backlog of orders is piling up too much, and my stomach is in knots every day. I want to be able to procure stably with some leeway." ■Causes - The current supplier is facing a labor shortage, leading to an unstable production system. - Due to the small quantity and variety, there are no molding manufacturers that can accommodate the needs. ■Solutions - Transfer of molds within one week - Rapid recovery production through a planned production schedule ■Effects - Early resolution of order backlogs and realization of stable procurement - Relief of frustration for procurement personnel ■Customer Feedback "I really appreciated the quick response!" "I'm so glad we can now procure stably and on time!" *For more details, please download the materials or feel free to contact us.*

  • Rubber
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DC solenoid vacuum resin molding

DC solenoid vacuum resin molding

Epoxy resin casting with excellent water resistance and chemical resistance.

Processing of flexible epoxy resin that responds to temperature changes in the natural environment.

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Rubber Coating Material E-70M

Rubber Coating Material E-70M

Surface coloring possible for rubber products with conductivity imparted.

For rubber products Surface coloring possible Conductivity imparted Flexibility and conformity

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  • Rubber

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[Material Selection Example] Heat Resistant (High Temperature) / Low Expansion / High Thermal Conductivity

[Material Selection Example] Heat Resistant (High Temperature) / Low Expansion / High Thermal Conductivity

For the development and launch of new products, as well as improving product performance! Selecting and proposing the best materials.

At Top Seiko, we propose materials that have suitable characteristics for the development and launch of new products, as well as for improving product performance, lifespan, productivity, and yield. Since we do not manufacture materials ourselves, there is no need to be limited to proprietary materials. We can think from the customer's perspective and select and propose the best materials. Material procurement is possible not only from domestic manufacturers but also from overseas manufacturers. We also hold inventory of materials. 【 Case 1 】 Heat Resistance (High Temperature) ■ Usage Conditions / Issues - Due to use in high-temperature environments, the lifespan is short and costs are high. ■ Currently Used Materials - Heat-resistant resin, aluminum alloy, steel, stainless steel ■ Proposed Materials - Quartz glass, heat-resistant glass, alumina, zirconia, silicon nitride - Molybdenum (alloy), tungsten (alloy) * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Rubber, elastomer materials long-term durability test (creep test)

Rubber, elastomer materials long-term durability test (creep test)

Evaluation of long-term durability is possible in various modes of tension, bending, and compression!

The "Long-term Durability Test (Creep Test)" is an evaluation of the long-term durability of resin materials, assessing creep characteristics in tensile, bending, and compression modes. By varying the load stress (weight) and measuring the time until failure for each case, it is also possible to predict the lifespan of the resin materials by plotting these results. Creep failure refers to the phenomenon where, when a resin material is subjected to a load for an extended period, failure occurs below the breaking strength. [Test Conditions] ■ Test Temperature: 23°C to 200°C ■ Test Load: 1 to 500 kg ■ Test Modes: Tensile, Bending, Compression ■ Number of Tests Possible: Up to n = 6 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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