Coextruded

Coextruded Elastomers are plastics, which elastically deform in tensile and pressure stress and then largely find back to their original form. However a deformation may occur at long lasting, constant pressure. Especially for the use of elastomerical materials ...

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profiles consist of a conductive and a non-conductive component. They are produced in a single In an extrusion process plastic or other highly viscous materials which harden (such as rubber, for example) is melted and then pressed through a shaping nozzle before being cooled. This produces components in a wide variety of shapes (depending on t...

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process and offer very good EMC stands for electromagnetic compatibility and is defined as follows in the European EMC Directive: The ability of equipment to function satisfactorily in its electromagnetic environment without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbances ...

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shielding properties as well as high protection against environmental influences.

Coextruded elastomers are produced according to customer requirements. Various shapes are available. Fluorosilicone can also be used for applications with oil or fuels.

• Combi-gasket for EMC stands for electromagnetic compatibility and is defined as follows in the European EMC Directive: The ability of equipment to function satisfactorily in its electromagnetic environment without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbances ...

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  and environmental protection 
• Highest environmetal protection (up to IP68) of the non-conductive area
• Use of fluorosilicone if material should be resistant against aggressive substances
• Cost-effective solution compared to two separate gaskets
• Customer-specific manufacturing

More details about conductive elastomers.