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Sponge Profile-EC14-014-EM
EC14-014-EM
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Product Overview & Description
EC14-014-EM is an irregular-shaped sponge profile that is made of a blend of EPDM, neoprene, and CPE rubber. It is black in color, has a medium durometer, and is extruded to RMA class BEC2. This sponge rubber profile is designed to fit a metal substrate and has a bottom section (12.7 mm) that is shorter than its top section (14.5 mm).
Technical Drawing & Specification
MATERIAL: EPDM / NEO / CPE Blend
WIDTH: As shown
HEIGHT: As shown
TOLERANCE: RMA-BEC2
SCALE: Not to scale
COLOR: Black
DURO: Medium
Bending Radius & Additional Information
EC14-014-EM is a sponge profile that is designed to fit a metal substrate. The metal is inserted above a 2.5 mm wide section of the profile, which is made of medium-durometer rubber. EC14-014-EM is 14.5 mm long on top and 12.7 mm long on the bottom. It is a blend of EPDM, neoprene and chlorinated polyethylene (CPE).
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