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Calendared rubber is produced by rolling elastomer compounds into precise, uniform sheets with tight thickness control. Commonly used to manufacture O-rings, gaskets, and custom sealing components, it delivers consistent material properties for industrial, aerospace, and sanitary applications.

Calendared Rubber

Extremely Thin, Extremely Long Rubber Strips: Engineering Continuous Elastomer Solutions at Scale

Canrez FFKM perfluoroelastomers deliver exceptional chemical, thermal, and plasma resistance for the most demanding sealing applications. Comparable to Kalrez, these high-performance compounds provide unmatched durability in semiconductor, chemical processing, and aerospace environments.

Canrez (FFKM)

Canyon Components | Custom Canrez® FFKM Perfluoroelastomer Parts

Backup rings prevent extrusion and extend the service life of O-rings in high-pressure or wide-clearance sealing applications. Available in PTFE, nylon, and other durable materials, they ensure reliable performance in static and dynamic hydraulic or pneumatic systems.

Backup Rings

Spiral vs Split PTFE Backup Rings | Choosing the Right Seal Solution

Vacuum baking removes moisture, gases, and contaminants from elastomers and components before installation. This process ensures optimal performance in vacuum, semiconductor, and aerospace applications where cleanliness and outgassing control are essential.

Vacuum Baking

Vacuum Baking of O-Rings: Advantages & Impact on Pumpdown Times

FKM Viton is a premium fluoroelastomer known for its excellent resistance to fuels, oils, and high temperatures. Commonly used in O-rings and gaskets, it ensures long-lasting sealing performance in automotive, aerospace, and chemical processing applications.

FKM Viton

AFLAS vs Viton | Performance in Hydrogen Sulfide Environments

PTFE Teflon provides outstanding chemical resistance, low friction, and a broad operating temperature range. Commonly used for seals, bearings, and housings supporting O-rings and gaskets, it performs reliably in chemical processing, semiconductor, and industrial applications.

PTFE Teflon

PTFE: Slicker than a Banana Peel

PEI (polyether-imide) is a high-strength thermoplastic known for its excellent dimensional stability, heat resistance, and dielectric properties. Commonly used in housings for O-rings, gaskets, and precision components for aerospace, medical, and electrical applications, it provides reliable performance in demanding high-temperature environments.

PEI (Polyether-imide)

Polyether-imide (PEI): The Ultimate Temperature Resin

POM (acetal, polyoxymethylene) is a strong, low-friction engineering plastic known for its excellent dimensional stability and wear resistance. Commonly used in housings, valves, and fittings that support O-rings and gaskets, it provides precision, rigidity, and chemical resistance for industrial and automotive applications.

POM (Acetal, Polyoxymethylene)

Polyoxymethylene [Acetal] (POM): High-Speed, Low Drag

PEEK (polyether ether ketone) is a high-performance thermoplastic known for its exceptional strength, wear resistance, and thermal stability. Commonly used in precision O-rings, gaskets, and structural components, it withstands harsh chemicals and continuous use at temperatures up to 480°F, making it ideal for aerospace, semiconductor, and oil and gas applications.

PEEK

Take a “PEEK”: PEEK Properties, Applications, and Advantages

PC/ABS (polycarbonate acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) combines the strength and heat resistance of polycarbonate with the impact toughness and processability of ABS. Commonly used in housings, enclosures, and fittings that support O-rings and gaskets, it provides balanced mechanical performance and dimensional stability for industrial and electronic applications.

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