Rubber Gasket for All Types of Joints from Neoferma

The wide variety of applications for rubber gaskets spans across most industries. They are seen almost everywhere, from the perimeter lining of a fridge door to piping systems.

Gaskets, in general, are mechanical seals designed to fill in the space between two separate sections. Commonly used to avoid leakage between parts, especially when subjected to compression. Gaskets are occasionally manufactured using metals, this is to increase the gaskets capability to withstand wear and tear brought by extreme pressure.

However, many variants of gaskets, such as o-rings and joint-sealing gaskets are made up of synthetic rubbers. EPDM (Ethylene propylene diene monomer) is one variety of synthetic rubber that is strong enough to handle the same kind of extreme pressure metal gaskets are used for - only with more durability.

Aside from its friction properties, rubbers are known as a tough, flexible, durable, and impermeable material. Rubbers have a multitude of applications and it is highly adaptable to any environment. Rubber gaskets can be applied in environments that are exposed to water, moisture, and corrosive chemicals. Some rubber gaskets are used in applications where exposure to both extreme hot and cold environments are inevitable.

Neoferma's Rubber Gasket for Expansion and Construction Joints
Neoferma rubber gaskets are designed to fit all types of expansion and construction joint systems. They are flexible and can be applied in a wide variety of applications, such as façades, roads, airfields, bridges, tanks, culverts, swimming pools, car parks, reservoirs, and various public venues.