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Sponge Profile-EC12-020-EMT1
EC12-020-EMT1
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Product Overview & Description
EC12-020-EMT1 is a D-shaped sponge profile made of black EPDM. It attaches to a substrate with adhesive tape and has a base that is 19.1 mm wide. The thickness of the sponge rubber above the base is 2.4 mm. The interior of the profile is designed to support compression and has corners that are rounded. EC12-020-EMT1 is 14.3 mm wide.
Technical Drawing & Specification
MATERIAL: EPDM Sponge
WIDTH: As shown
HEIGHT: As shown
TOLERANCE: TBA
SCALE: Not to scale
COLOR: Black
DURO: Medium
Bending Radius & Additional Information
EC12-020-EMT1 is a medium-durometer EPDM sponge rubber profile that is shaped like the letter D. It is 14.3 mm tall and measures 19.1 mm at the base, which attaches to a substrate with adhesive taping. This sponge rubber profile is black in color and supplied as coils, cut lengths, or finished gaskets. The sponge is 2.4 mm thick.
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