Flexi Foam Tapes

Nitrile Rubber Tubing (NBR Tubing) is a flexible rubber hose/tube manufactured from acrylonitrile butadiene rubber, specifically designed for applications requiring excellent resistance to oils, fuels, and petroleum-based fluids.

Key Properties

• Excellent resistance to oils, fuels, greases, and hydrocarbons

• Good mechanical strength and abrasion resistance

• Flexible and durable under continuous use

• Low permeability to gases and fluids

• Suitable for moderate pressure applications

Temperature Range

• Typically –30°C to +100°C (grade dependent)

Features

• Smooth inner bore for efficient fluid flow

• Good kink resistance

• Easy to cut, connect, and install

• Available in standard and custom sizes

Applications

• Fuel and oil transfer lines

• Automotive and industrial fluid systems

• Pneumatic and vacuum lines

• Machinery lubrication lines

• Chemical transfer (limited, grade dependent)

• Sealing and protective sleeving

Forms & Supply

• Straight lengths and coils

• Reinforced and non-reinforced tubing

• Custom ID, OD, and wall thickness available

Nitrile Rubber (NBR) insulation tubes are flexible, durable tubes made from nitrile rubber. They provide thermal insulation, oil & chemical resistance, and vibration damping. Commonly used in automotive, HVAC, and industrial applications for pipe and tubing insulation.

Key Features:

• High temperature resistance (–40°C to +120°C)

• Excellent oil, fuel, and chemical resistance

• Flexible and easy to install

• Good vibration & noise damping

• Available in various diameters, thicknesses, and lengths

Applications:

• Automotive fuel, brake, and hydraulic lines

• HVAC pipes and refrigerant lines

• Industrial tubing insulation

• Oil, water, and chemical pipelines

A rubber profile for panels is an extruded rubber component designed to seal, protect, cushion, or finish the edges and joints of various panels. These profiles are manufactured in different shapes (U, H, T, P, D, E, etc.) and materials depending on the application.

Commonly used rubber materials:

• EPDM – Excellent weather, UV, and ozone resistance

• Neoprene – Good oil and chemical resistance

• Nitrile (NBR) – Suitable for oil- and fuel-contact areas

• Silicone – High/low temperature resistance, food-grade options

• PVC Rubber (Flexible PVC) – Cost-effective, neat appearance

Rubber panel profiles can be solid or sponge (foam) type and may come with self-adhesive backing or metal reinforcement for better grip.

1. Sealing

• Prevents water, dust, air, and noise ingress

• Used between panel joints, doors, windows, and enclosures

1. Edge Protection

• Covers sharp panel edges to avoid injury

• Prevents chipping, cracking, and wear of panels

1. Vibration & Noise Damping

• Absorbs vibration between panels and structures

• Reduces rattling and operating noise

1. Weatherproofing

• Protects panels exposed to rain, sunlight, heat, and pollution

• Common in outdoor and automotive applications

1. Panel Holding & Spacing

• Helps align and hold panels securely

• Maintains uniform gaps between panels

• Automotive – Door panels, glazing, dashboard, body panels

• Electrical & Electronics – Control panels, switchboards, enclosures

• Construction – Aluminum composite panels (ACP), glass panels, partitions

• HVAC – Duct panels, insulation covers

• Industrial Machinery – Safety covers and access panels

• Solar Panels – Frame sealing and cushioning

• Long service life

• Easy installation

• Customizable designs and hardness

• Resistant to weather, chemicals, and aging