List of Polymer Materials products

Achieves high collection efficiency through electrostatic methods. Offers a wide range of products from large to small sizes. Also compatible with water-soluble oil mist.

• air conditioning

Excellent durability, water resistance, and weather resistance, making it safe for outdoor use! A wide variety of colors available.

• Rubber

Introducing our water-swelling rubber series, including seal materials and packing materials for segments!

• Rubber

Exhibits great reliability even under harsh usage conditions! Long sponge molded through continuous vulcanization.

• Rubber

Introducing our shock-absorbing material, which has the flexibility of a D-shaped hollow structure while further enhancing durability!

• Rubber

Effectively absorbs shock energy! Can be used at truck terminals, parking lots, and more.

• Rubber

Introducing OHJI's rubber lining that achieves the highest quality in the world, providing metal corrosion prevention and wear resistance!

• Rubber

Zero hardness puff-puff texture! An ultra-low hardness sponge that can be used in a wide range of applications, including civil engineering, construction, and industrial fields.

• Rubber

Introducing exterior coated sponge for materials of railway vehicles that require flame resistance, such as buildings and ships!

• Rubber

Line up PA type corners and FA type, etc.! Prevents water leakage and enhances water tightness.

• Rubber

To fully harness the advantages of 5G, materials with low dielectric constant and low dielectric loss tangent are essential!

• Other polymer materials

Introduction to the challenges faced during the production planning stage in rubber molding and processing, and their solutions.

• Rubber

A challenge of low-hardness silicone rubber for a shape with a draft angle of 0°! A case realized with precise processing technology.

• Rubber

Quality enhancement of rubber valves used in environments compressed under low stress! Examples of rubber molding and processing.

• Rubber

One side is non-slip, which is a characteristic of rubber, while the other side made of chemical fibers is slippery! Examples of rubber molding and processing.

• Rubber

Using silicone rubber! Proposed with a translucent material so that the internal lead wires can be visually confirmed.

• Rubber