Compression Molding Flange Engine Rubber Seal Gasket

• Customization: Available
• Type: Flat Gasket/Lock Gasket/ Spring Gasket/Customized
• Material: Rubber/Steel/Plastic
• Model NO.: ML20081701
• Combination Washer Structure: a/B Type/Customized
• Combination Washer Packaging: Customized
• Spring Washer Type: Light/ Heavy/Customized
• Application: Agricultural, Industrial, Medical, Vehicle, Electr
• Color: Red/Black/Customized
• Processing: Compression Moulding/ Bonding Injection
• Hardness: 20-90 Shore a
• Lead Time: 15-20days
• Transport Package: Customized
• Specification: Customized
• Trademark: OEM
• Origin: Made in China
• HS Code: 3926901000
• Production Capacity: 500000

Product Description

Compression Molding Flange Engine Rubber Seal Gasket


"Our Customers Define Quality - We Make It Happen!"



Melon Rubber's commitment to quality custom rubber parts means providing you with an industrial elastomeric product (rubber part) that satisfies all of the requirements you specify. In order to accomplish this, our Sales Engineers will work tirelessly with you to determine what your definition of a quality product is, and provide you with that product. We Take Rubber Seriously!

Technical Specification
Material	NBR, NR, EPDM,FVMQ,HNBR,LSR,CR,Silicon, PU,SBR,IIR
Size/Color	Customized
Hardness	20-90 Shore A
Processing Way	Compression, injection, injection transfer, extrusion, silicone liquid injection
Certificates	SGS, RoHS. Reach
Packing	PE plastic bags then to the carton / as customized
Payment	T/T, Paypal, Western Union,Payoneer
MOQ	5000 PCS
Shipping Method	SEA,AIR,DHL,UPS,FEDEX,TNT, etc.
Delivery Time	7 days for prototype tooling & samples, 14 days for production mold, 14-28 days for MOQ
Full Name of Material	Nitrile Rubber (Buna-N/NBR) Natural Rubber(NR) Ethylene-propylene (EPR, EPDM) Fluorocarbon (FKM/FPM) Fluorosilicone(FVMQ) Hydrogenated Nitrile (HNBR) Liquid Silicone Rubber(LSR) Neoprene Rubber(CR) Silicone Rubber Polyurethane(PU) Styrene-butadiene Rubber (SBR) Butyl Rubber(IIR)

Unless you already know the exact rubber elastomer your product requires, your Melon Rubber Sales Engineer will ask questions pertaining to the environment that the rubber product you need will be working in.

In our manufacturer, we could make compression and injection molding, what is the difference of both molding way

Compared to other molding methods, compression molding holds a number of advantages. For example, it offers the lowest tool cost, fastest lead times, easiest prototyping stages, and broadest part size suitability. However, it is limited in the precision and complexity achievable in its parts; designs with complicated configuration or tight tolerance requirements are better suited for other molding methods.

Similar to compression molding, injection employs the use of high pressure and heat to force rubber into a mold. However, in these operations, the material is heated until it reaches a plastic state and then injected under high pressure into the mold cavity. Within the mold, the material is subjected to high heat and pressure, which initiates the vulcanization process.

Compared to other molding methods, the injection molding process accommodates high precision, consistency, and design complexity requirements. Additionally, it readily accepts the use of automation technology to facilitate operations. However, these advantages come with a higher price tag. Since the initial and long-term equipment investment costs for injection molding operations are high, the process is better suited for high-volume runs.