Engine compartment insulation keeps heat and noise in the engine bay from reaching a vehicle’s interior. It contains thermal insulation that reduces the transfer of heat from a higher-temperature object,…
In this guide from Elasto Proxy, you’ll learn how to select locking gaskets based on dimensions, tolerances, and materials. You'll also learn some best practices for installing these window gaskets.
ASTM D2000 specifications provide buyers and suppliers with a standard way to describe rubber used in seals and gaskets.
The difference between foam rubber vs. sponge rubber is about how these gasket materials are made and the sealing barrier they provide.
Learn about the differences between nitrile gaskets vs. neoprene gaskets so that you can choose the right elastomer for your sealing application.
Elasto Proxy supplies an alternative to BISCO® HT-805(A) silicone foam, a medium-density foam from Rogers Corporation. Our foam meets UL-94 V0, SMP 800-C, and AMS 3195 requirements.
Find tolerance tables for extruded rubber and learn why extruded rubber tolerances for seals and gaskets are different than for metal parts.
Do you need rubber gaskets for plastic enclosures? Ask yourself these five questions and source coils, cut lengths, or finished gaskets from Elasto Proxy.
Do you need commodity rubber or specialty rubber for seals, gaskets, and insulation? Elasto Proxy can help you with material selection.
Sponge rubber gaskets vs. solid rubber gaskets is a comparison that engineers need to make during seal design and material selection. Elasto Proxy can help.
Calendering, extrusion, and molding are the three main processes for manufacturing the materials that Elasto Proxy distributes and fabricates. Learn more.
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